Tech Over Tea - Over Produced Mess - Tech Over Tea #17 - feat 1R1SHMAN04

Episode Date: June 26, 2020

On today's episode of Tech Over Tea I bring on one of my good friends Nicholas who goes by 1R1SHMAN04 online and as always when I bring one of my mates on we just talk about basically nothing for near...ly 4 hours, honestly, but if you do care about some of the topics we talk a bit about Nick's experience teaching, ridiculous things that have happened in retail, a bit about plans after university and then Discord crashes in the middle of the show so as always it's an interesting experience. ==========Purchase My Gear========== ► Buy Anything: https://amzn.to/3d5gykF ==========Support The Channel========== ► Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/brodierobertson ► Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/BrodieRobertsonVideo ► BTC Wallet Address: 1Aokiv3pFQXUEmh2LbzZQAwxMvq6bpT2UN ► ETH Wallet Address: 0x80451867c86bdf08c3888d407c1e3fcb6add61ed ► LBC Wallet Address: bLRN9fm17sCexKfgbYqmMj5xskZF2ogpEh ==========Video Release========== 📚 LBRY: https://open.lbry.com/@TechOverTea:3 🎥 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBq5p-xOla8xhnrbhu8AIAg DISCLOSURE: Wherever possible I use referral links, which means if you click one of the links in this video or description and make a purchase we may receive a small commission or other compensation. I am a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and related sites.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 You were supposed to clap at the same time. I was supposed to clap at the same time? I thought we were going to use the audio. 3, 2, 1. That was so delayed. I'll work it out by when your mouth starts moving. Welcome to episode 17 of Tech of a T. This is the most overproduced episode of this show that you'll ever see. Welcome to the show, Nick.
Starting point is 00:00:26 Thanks for welcoming me, Brody. How's it been? Long time no see. It has been a while, hasn't it? I think the last time I saw you would have been... I think a week or so before all the shutdown. Because I remember seeing you just after you finished teaching a class. Yeah, because I came at AGPU after one one of my um eye dye classes no it wasn't i didn't see you there i saw you after i was walking out the uh the vr room i think that
Starting point is 00:00:49 was the last time oh yeah so you were still like standing in the classroom i think maybe that wasn't even the last time because i know that day you didn't like didn't you have like everyone leave early or something like that um yeah was that was that like week one or week three? I don't know what week it was, it was a while ago, that's for sure. Yeah, um, week one everyone left super early, I only taught for like half an hour in each class, and it was a two hour class. Oh, maybe it was after that I saw you then. So how has that teaching experience been going? I don't know if I've told you this yet, but I haven't told the good people at Tech Over Tea. So I found out that I was teaching less than a week
Starting point is 00:01:33 before I started teaching. Because I have, for my ICT project in my last year of uni, I did a project in the VR lab. Well, not the VR lab. There's a name for it. The W building. W building has a name and it's like human interaction something. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:01:53 Wearable, I think people are calling it. Yeah. So there was a project I was doing in there with HoloLens. And once I'd finished that project,oss smith associate professor ross smith came up to me and said hey do you want to continue this project as an internship so i i said sure did a 10-week internship and in my last few weeks the guy who sat behind me at my desk at w building said hey i can no longer teach do you want to do my teaching I'm like uh sure I don't know what I'm teaching but sure okay just text Ross and tell him you're
Starting point is 00:02:31 gonna teach I'm like okay so I text Ross because I already have the number because I'm doing an internship for him anyway text him and like hey uh Tom said that if you need help teaching I I can do the teaching he said sure I sure, I'll see you on Friday. Friday came around. I went into a meeting with him at 10 a.m. in his office. He's like, all right, do you have any questions? Yeah, what am I teaching? Like, what course am I teaching?
Starting point is 00:02:58 What do I actually have to do? Do I have to talk in front of, like, the several classrooms? Because it was in F22 which is like the four rooms that are all connected. Yeah, the Mac labs. Yeah. And so, yeah, I just fucking didn't know.
Starting point is 00:03:15 And so he gave me like a quick explanation. I'm like, sounds easy enough. I was like, okay, so we don't actually have the assignment released yet. This was Friday. Wait, did it change much from the year before? Not particularly. Like, the entire
Starting point is 00:03:32 thing changed. It was a different topic. So when we did it, it was the aged care facility. And we pretty much are doing the exact same thing but instead of an aged care facility, it's a hospital that have an MRI scanning machine. Right, okay.
Starting point is 00:03:48 And so you're doing the exact same thing. You're making all the personas and all that. Mm-hmm. Same assignment. Are you still using, what was it? JavaFX. Oh, okay. Yeah, it is JavaFX.
Starting point is 00:04:00 For some reason, I learned Swing before that course, thinking it was going to be a Swing course, and they changed it just as the course started. That year was the first year to java effects yeah so yeah that was fun um but yeah so i went into my first class and all i knew was the assignment is not released yet because he hadn't released it yet and make students into groups and then tell them what a persona is and that was the entirety of my content for my first class so i walked in wrote my name on the board with a with a marker and now from like who's this student he looked younger than us yeah exactly a lot a lot of them are older than me it's really fucking weird um so i'm like hey guys my name's nick you can call me nick and then yeah and then you're like i don't know what to do anymore i'm sorry if i seem
Starting point is 00:04:51 underprepared i am underprepared i learned about this teaching job four days ago um this week we don't have much content all we're going to be doing is uh i'll teach you what a persona is uh you should already know what a persona is Because you did personas in whatever course it was System analysis or whatever Yeah, one of those That they did last semester Or maybe it was ITPM? Maybe?
Starting point is 00:05:14 No, they haven't done ITPM yet, I don't think Okay, yeah, so it would have been Maybe they have No, no, no, they have because they're second years Second year, first Yeah, of course, second year, first semester So they would have done What would they have done?
Starting point is 00:05:26 They would have done systems analysis, ITPM and DTDI Okay And I think it's DTDI where they did personas Unless they blocked out all of DTDI like I did They already knew what they were I didn't have access to the streaming thingy To put it up on the boards I'm like, everyone just Google persona
Starting point is 00:05:42 And then click on images And then click on the third image there. That's a good example. Beautiful. The one that says like Henry, whatever the name is. That's the good one. It's made up of these things. You've got to fill out these boxes, information, bio, whatever.
Starting point is 00:05:58 Exit from the groups for the group assignment. I can't tell you what the assignment is yet because the spec is not released yet, but I can only assume it's similar to what we did two years ago when I did the course. And then I gave a short explanation of what that was. It's JavaFX, and you make different windows, and everyone works together, and blah, blah, blah.
Starting point is 00:06:17 And then someone said, what size are the groups? That's always a good start, isn't it? And I'm like, oh shit, what size are the groups? So I had to text Ross? And I'm like, oh shit, what size is the group? So I had to text Ross and I was like, hey Ross, someone just asked me what size the group's are. And I'm like, okay, he hasn't responded yet. So mexico group's are four. That should be fine.
Starting point is 00:06:36 There are 20 students in the class, four group. Four person group. Sounds good. Did you actually have 20 people in the class? Did they all show up? So I've got three classes, 20 people in each, and I think I got 20, 19, and 18 show up. That's actually pretty good.
Starting point is 00:06:51 Well, it is first week, so usually you get... First week, you kind of have to show up, yeah. The only people that didn't show up are the people that were still travelling to Australia. They hadn't actually arrived yet. And of course, Gemma was late, because it's Gemma. She messaged me on Facebook, like, 20 minutes after the class started, and was like, hey, I'm still coming.
Starting point is 00:07:14 I'm in the library. That must be weird, teaching people that you actually know. It's so fucking weird. What was his name? He did... He was teaching for the Android course. I don't know. Uh, he was one of the, I think he was a year above us. Um.
Starting point is 00:07:36 Oh, Ben? Ben Schwartz? No, it wasn't that, um, he looked like he'd fit right in a punk band. Hmm. that he looked like he'd fit right in a punk band. I don't remember his name. He was also the lecturer for that course. Who am I thinking of? Which Android course was this? Is this mobile game development? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:08:00 Or was it game or app? I didn't do mobile app. I did mobile game. Which one was mobile game? No, mobile app was the iOS course. Oh, okay, yeah. Yeah, mobile game. Because, yeah, we were sitting right across from each other in that class.
Starting point is 00:08:17 Yeah. And I worked with... What's his name? I have an internet connection here. Why don't I look it up? Yeah, I'm looking it up as we speak. What's the course called? I just said what it was, but...
Starting point is 00:08:32 This is quality content. Was it a third year? It's fine. Anyone who would have stopped watching has already stopped watching now. To be honest, I think that was actually the strongest start I've ever had to an episode.
Starting point is 00:08:44 Nice. Usually we just stumble around for a bit. Mobile game development. I have the course website here, and I can't see the lecturer's name. Oh, that's weird. Michael. Michael Stouffer. Oh, yes.
Starting point is 00:09:02 I completely forgot he existed. The guy that looks like McCree Yeah yeah I don't know I guess I can show you guys The thing I've got these scenes set up now Where I can actually show people stuff on the screen If anyone There is one person I know who watches my channel
Starting point is 00:09:18 Who asked me about Courses at UniSA So I'm going to assume They were probably a student and probably knew who I was. I think that was when I had like 2k subs so it was weird like don't recognize me. How many subs do you have now? Main channel I have 6.87k. Fucking hell dude. On library... Last time I checked you had like 200 and you were very happy about having 200 I was very happy about having 200
Starting point is 00:09:46 then I got a shout out from Luke Smith and that boosted me up to like 2000 in a day and I was like I'm sorry what? what just happened? I was on holiday
Starting point is 00:09:54 like I was holidaying my parents place at the time I woke up checked my phone I was like what just happened? where did
Starting point is 00:10:03 is this my channel I'm looking at here? Is this not some other guy called Brody Robertson? That was absolutely insane when that happened. And then it's just been a constant stream upwards from there. And today I've actually got a video that just came out. I got the notification this morning, 6.30am. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:10:21 Fuck, dude. I don't upload. Well, I don't. I'm not awake then. I schedule them. It's good for american time um but a couple i think about a week or so ago um luke did a video called i think let me find it uh as he is he's some other he's one of the bigger linux guys i think he's on like 90k right now So and that's actually like pretty big for a Linux channel. There's only maybe three or four that are above 100k
Starting point is 00:10:54 So he did a video, where the hell's the video? Does your window manager swallow? which Is a great name for a video and then today I basically was like, oh, this is the only window manager that can do this feature. And I made a video basically responding to that. And now that video is one of my best performing videos right now. I think I titled it something like,
Starting point is 00:11:22 yes, Luke, my window manager does swallow or something like that, which is, yes, Luke, my window manager also swallows. Yeah, there we go. Oh no,
Starting point is 00:11:29 I broke my scene. Uh, uh, shit. Okay. Well, I guess we can't see, um,
Starting point is 00:11:37 shit. Professional YouTuber here. I closed my web browser. Uh, I think we can fix this. Anyway, you'll, you'll talk about teaching. I closed my web browser. I think we can fix this. Anyway. You're talking about teaching. Go back to that while I try to recover this.
Starting point is 00:11:52 Yeah. So, what was I talking about? Week one. Really fun. Okay. So, yeah. I got everyone into groups of four because I'm like, groups of four sounds good. And then everyone got into groups of four. They all got into their of four sounds good and then if i'm going to groups
Starting point is 00:12:05 of four they all like got into their table rows so they're all together and then i get the text back from ross groups of five please uh like hey um i'm not gonna worry about it it's fine i can manage um luckily by the end of the week everyone had like emailed me and was like hey the specs now released and the spec says we can have four to five in a group can we now just like upgrade our group so that we're all fives i'm like sure if you want to make fives that's upgrade your group that's funny they're still second years they want extra people in their group. Oh my god. Here's the thing
Starting point is 00:12:47 about that assignment. If it's anything like when I did it, there wasn't enough work for four people. Yeah, yeah, no, there's not. I don't know if I should
Starting point is 00:12:55 name drop students. As long as you say first names, they're not saying anything. Yeah, okay. Also, don't be mean because you are still teaching,
Starting point is 00:13:04 so don't be mean to the you are still teaching, so... Don't be mean to the students. It's not mean. Jack knows what he's doing. So, there's a group Discord server that I'm in. It's, like, one of the student groups. It's got five people in it. And Jack in there is constantly being like,
Starting point is 00:13:22 how much work do I have to do to pass? Like, what's the minimum have to do to pass? What's the minimum I can do to pass? Just do the same work as the rest of your group, because this is an easy assignment. Oh my god. So he's just done the login screen, and he wants to make it super basic and just... Oh, but if I just do the login screen, that's all I did in the document. Yeah, but your group's designing like 20 screens. Everyone's doing really nice-looking screens with good animations,
Starting point is 00:13:54 and you want to do the login screen. You put in any password, any username, click continue, and that's all the screen does. It doesn't check between an array of passwords and usernames to get the right one. If you leave it blank and click submit, it'll just do it. He wants me to pass him for doing that much work for the assignment. Well, so if anyone listening, this is a UI development course. It's not like a proper programming course, so it's okay to do the the array of passwords before anyone says that's a terrible idea that's like like we've told people like hard code whatever you want don't make a database that looks up people from a database transforms into code just hard code put an object
Starting point is 00:14:37 on the screen it's basically like a prototyping course pretty much yeah but yeah he wants he wants to do like that much No That's not good enough I will fail you Like I'm not afraid to fail you Like I'll do it That's
Starting point is 00:14:52 I'll fucking do it again That is awesome I love that Yeah But it's great Because I'm allowed to Talk to him like that On Discord
Starting point is 00:15:01 Because Discord isn't An official communication channel So like When I'm on Zoom with them i'm like very held back very relaxed then we get out of the zoom call into discord jack what the fuck are you doing i love that you can still do that it's great like it's nice to have some people who are still sane in the uh as a teacher because a lot of them they they don't seem human a lot of them seem like they've been in the university system for so long that it's just like how do i speak like a normal person yeah yeah like doug for example he's a he's a cool dude adam is also cool but then then you have others where it's like, are you actually a person? Like, what are you saying right now?
Starting point is 00:15:47 Do you actually talk like this in the real world? Yeah, yeah. I've tried to, like, be professional in the introduction to my Zoom. Like, how I run my Zoom meeting now, once we've stopped being in person, is 9, 10 if my class is 9 to 11, I'll do 9, 10, good morning everyone
Starting point is 00:16:11 thanks for coming today, I've split you up into your four breakout rooms, I'll see you all soon and then I'll open the rooms, everyone will join and then I'll get into the group one and be like, wobble up a dub dub gamers I was going to ask you how you managed to actually handle the tutorial classes, because it would have been a complete hassle, or a complete mess to do it in one big group.
Starting point is 00:16:33 Yeah, so I don't do tutorials, I do practicals. Oh, whatever it is you do, yeah. So I run a practical session where everyone just works on their group assignment. So mine's super easy, because they just work on their group assignment. So I do four breakout rooms, one for each group. And then at 9.10, I'll open the rooms. Then I'll jump into room one for 15 minutes and then I'll have a five minute break.
Starting point is 00:16:55 And then I'll jump into room two for 15 minutes, five minute break, all that for all four groups. And that'll get me after my fourth five minute break, that'll be 10 30 and then i've got half an hour there where anyone can click ask for help and then i'll join back into the okay meeting and give them extra help yeah because i haven't been attending any of my zoom classes so i didn't have any idea how they worked yeah yeah um so when you get sorted to a breakout room you can either be in the main session or in your room. Mm-hmm.
Starting point is 00:17:25 And yeah, or like the chat is all private to that room. Right. So you can like share files and all that in your room and then other people can't look at your stuff. Well, private assuming that Zoom's encryption works. Yeah, yeah. I mean, private in the fact that if no one's hacking it, then the other groups can't see your stuff.
Starting point is 00:17:44 Yeah. You alright there? I'm dying. if no one's hacking it, then the other groups can't see your stuff. Yeah. You alright there? I'm dying. Wonderful. Good start to the show. Do you actually know how Zoom's encryption used to work? I have no idea. I haven't looked into Zoom at all.
Starting point is 00:18:06 Okay, so they were doing, um... They were doing, like, a proper encryption method. I think they were doing, like, SHA-256 or something like that. But what they were doing was they were generating the private key on the Zoom server and then sending the private key out to everyone. Which is not how a private key works. So they all shared the same private key that was being sent over the internet,
Starting point is 00:18:29 not encrypted. Even I know how that works. I don't do any security stuff. Yeah, it's a stupid idea. Just making a git setup, you've got to make your own private key and then you get out the public key. That's how keys work.
Starting point is 00:18:44 In a video chat system, what you're supposed to do is generate the private keys on the clients, and then the server has their own private key and they encrypt stuff on either side with their private keys and can unencrypt it with the public keys. That's how it works. Basic stuff Look if you get a build in backdoors Don't just Make it a backdoor Don't just make it the main entrance So have you been enjoying the teaching experience
Starting point is 00:19:17 How's that actually been Yeah so it's been weird Like with the fact that I've got Discord and all that with all my students. It's kind of, like, they can contact me any time, so now I'm invisible constantly. Yeah, I've told them that, like, I won't respond on weekends, and then weekends come around and they message me, and I'm like, ah. Especially the weekend the assignment's due. and they message me and I'm like... Especially the weekend the assignment's due.
Starting point is 00:19:44 Yeah, especially like Sunday when it's due and they all message me at like 9am or like 4pm or like callsignx did at like 7pm. Callsignx as in the Discord name, the actual student's name. No, that's the actual student's name, the legal name. Legal name, yeah.
Starting point is 00:20:04 So they'll message me and I'll try to get back to them immediately, but it's not always possible, because sometimes I'm playing RuneScape on Minecraft. Well, look, you're not getting paid, so... Yeah, I mean, I get paid for an hour of work each week outside of the practical class, and I've probably done eight hours of work outside the prac class for the past six weeks. Is that because you want to do it, or because you want to keep the teaching thing going?
Starting point is 00:20:32 No, just because people message me and like, hey, my shit doesn't work. And you're too nice, basically. Yeah, I'm a nice guy. I'll just jump into Discord and be like, yo, what up, screen share? Yeah, you fucking broke it there.
Starting point is 00:20:47 You're not using the right thing. Like a pain doesn't have that kind of function. Or here, let me Google JavaFX, fix the problem that you have. Oh, look, here's the answer. So with that course, I don't remember how it was structured. I know you had the one big assignment.
Starting point is 00:21:01 Was that the only assignment or was there one before that? So you've got the one huge assignment that you essentially start in week two and it goes all the way through. Then there's the exam. Oh, it's an exam. And you have the practical one, the post-it note. Right.
Starting point is 00:21:18 Oh, post-it note. Okay, so you're still doing that one. Okay. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So everyone does the post-it note individually, and then you've got the one big assignment. The one big assignment is split into two parts. So phase one to four is all design document,
Starting point is 00:21:34 and then you've got phase five, which is implementing all the stuff that you wrote in your design document, and then phase six is making a video. Right, that makes sense. Like how the application works, and then how you've implemented all this stuff from your document. That makes Right, that makes sense. How the application works and then how you've implemented all this stuff from your document.
Starting point is 00:21:47 That makes sense. And we got marked down because sections of our document looked like it was scrolling through a Word document and it seemed like that because it was. What?
Starting point is 00:21:58 Wait, what? You don't remember the video that we definitely edited ourselves and didn't just make Cade do it all? I don't remember. No. That definitely edited ourselves and didn't just make Cade do it all? I don't remember. No. That was a long time ago. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:22:09 I forgot that we even did that class together. I think Brody were in a group for that assignment. Yeah, I forgot about that, to be honest. Yeah. Yeah, so we were in a group for that, and you did all of the, like... The hard stuff. ...base code, so all the, like, the window switching stuff.
Starting point is 00:22:26 So I used to do too much work back then. Yeah, yeah, yeah. This was before you decided that I only get marked for the things that I do. My group mates get marked for the things that they do. So yeah, you did all that. And then we just made our own screen each. And then all functionality was already there to switch screens. Because I think I wanted to have the ability to go back between different screens and it was just easy like that you use like a stack so that when you click back it just pops up element off
Starting point is 00:22:54 stack and you've returned to the previous screen i was so proud of that and it's such a basic thing yeah it's so weird being a second year when you just you're suddenly you're just learning about like data structures and all this cool stuff you can do and then you look back it's like wow that took me i used a stack that took me like two weeks to do and it was the most basic thing on the planet yeah like when i first started to learn like how lists work like like uh in c sharp they're just called lists but in java they're called array lists uh when i started to learn how they worked i'm like dude this is so much cooler than an array and now i use it and it's like this is the basic structure like what is an array
Starting point is 00:23:35 yeah i was like that with uh with dictionaries oh yeah dictionaries dictionaries fuck i think i think i was using a dictionary for something that it really shouldn't be used for. You can basically replace an array with a dictionary if you want to. It's not a good idea. And you just have these keys that don't make any sense. But you're just like, dictionaries, they're so cool. Look what I can do with them.
Starting point is 00:24:00 Yeah, I tried using a dictionary to create a UI in Unity. It took me so long to make, and when I finally finished it, I was like, wow, it runs a few frames faster than it used to run without that. How much effort did you put into that? It was probably two two days work. That's not that bad. By two days, I mean I was doing six hour days. Six hours is a short day for me.
Starting point is 00:24:35 Even now, I still work way more than I should. I just take lots more breaks. Yeah. See, I don't really work that much anymore aside from doing like helping with java fx and stuff um i so i used to do all day monday and then i would just do whatever big dub shifts big dub gave me um so now i'm doing like 9 30 to 2 30 sund, and then I might get another one or two shifts a week. Okay. And then I just sit here,
Starting point is 00:25:08 and I sit right here, and play Minecraft, mine diamonds, play Minecraft, mine diamonds. Or, or also play RuneScape. Yes.
Starting point is 00:25:20 Oh yeah, play RuneScape, yeah. I don't know why, I've been stumbling over my tongue way more than normal lately. You should see how long it takes me to record a 10 minute video. Yeah. It's actually a fucking train wreck. Just full of jump cuts.
Starting point is 00:25:33 Yeah. But what I've noticed is I get really, really annoyed when I'm recording the video. I'm like, this is shit. And then I go to edit it and I listen to it. I was like, who the hell is recording this video? Like, what is this? I don't remember this being this good yeah we see uh i can't listen to my own voice uh recorded it's it's it's i sound like garbage um so and like that and like when i check when i take photos of myself i like when i'm taking
Starting point is 00:26:02 the photo i'm like fuck yeah i look amazing and i look back at the photo and i'm like that's fucking disgusting who is this i guess that's a good way to approach you don't want to be completely up your own ass yeah um like yeah i was walking home like i got this haircut yesterday i was on the way home i walked like a kilometer home just taking a selfie and then looking at it and then deleting it and i'm taking a selfie and then looking at it and deleting deleting it and then taking a selfie and then looking at it and then deleting it because I'm like, I need a good photo because my current photo
Starting point is 00:26:28 on Facebook is disgusting because I've got the fucking double chin. No, no. I've got the receding chin. Receding chin. Yeah, yeah. Leafy is here.
Starting point is 00:26:38 It's missing chin. And then, yeah, I walked like a kilometre of just deleting and then taking it again and deleting it and taking it again. And then I walked like a kilometre of just deleting and then taking it again and deleting and taking it again. And then I was like, ah, get in my backyard, because I walked all the way home. And I'm like, just like spinning around in circles, like trying to find good lighting,
Starting point is 00:26:54 because I don't know how to take selfies. Like, when I first met you, I couldn't imagine you doing something like that. It's like, I just want a good photo. I don't want it to look ugly. It's going to be there for a few years, because I'm not going to take the effort to take another photo of myself. What picture do I have on Facebook right now? I don't even use Facebook that often.
Starting point is 00:27:17 Mainly it's just for the Facebook groups, the Messenger groups. Yeah, it's probably the real version of your... Ah, the one I used to use on YouTube. Yeah, okay. Where I had the short beard and it kind of looked shit. Yeah, it is exactly that. It's you in your backyard, I believe. I've hit a point now where the beard doesn't look awful.
Starting point is 00:27:41 It's passable now. I don't know about that. I need to get a haircut and a shave as well, because look at this. Stupid. I got this done just before the lockdown, so I'll get it done eventually, I guess. I don't want a COVID cut. Yeah, I... Look, I've always wanted cool hair. Because whenever I get a haircut i walk
Starting point is 00:28:05 into the barber and i panic i'm just like give me that guy and then it's just like the really short hair and that's it and then i wait until it grows long and then i go and i'm like uh give me that guy yeah that's what i do point at the same picture on the wall every time uh so this time i waited until it was like real like it was up to like here if i like pulled my hair out it was so long and then i went to the barber and i'm like you know i've always wanted cool hair um but i'm too lazy to like look up online like which hairstyles are in so can you just give me a cool hairstyle and he's like okay you start like rattling off all these things i'm like yep sounds good just do it and have a look see if it looks cool now he gave me like the wog haircut, where I've got, like, the...
Starting point is 00:28:47 I don't know if you can see it, but the line here. Ah, yep. Like, shaved the line into my head. At least it's not the one where you have, like, the sides completely shaved and, like, the... Oh, the sides are shaved. Maybe it's just not coming up as much on the camera. Yeah. The sides aren't, like, shaved bald. They're, like, a two.
Starting point is 00:29:08 And then I've got the long, floofy hair up top. Yeah, I think you know the one I'm talking about. We have the sides completely shaved and, like, the pseudo-Mohawk thing going over. Yeah. And it's just like, what are you doing? So much better being on Discord now than when I was on OBS before
Starting point is 00:29:24 because OBS doesn't mirror your screen, so I'm like, oh, the left side of my hair looks all fucked, and then I put my arm up and it's on the right side. I really should actually mirror this, because in OBS I have everything mirrored, so my room's actually backwards from the rest of my videos. Ah, yeah. It's not, I guess, I don't know. It doesn't actually matter, It's probably better like this.
Starting point is 00:29:46 Because now if I raise my left hand, it's actually my left hand. Yeah, yeah. Because I'm usually like, oh, on my right. And it's left to those guys. So, eh. But also, you can't read my shirt as easily. I can read it. It says love. Yeah, sure. But read my shirt as easily. I can read it. It says love.
Starting point is 00:30:06 Yeah, sure, but the text is backwards. Please tell me it doesn't say anything down the bottom that's not good. That just says Marky's name. Thank you. What do you think it would say? Cat's just sitting and screaming at me. I was hoping it did not say
Starting point is 00:30:26 hentai oh no I don't have any of those shirts good I do have a shirt that
Starting point is 00:30:30 like in big letters just says uh tsundere but it's white and uh white shirts just don't come
Starting point is 00:30:36 up well on camera just because I have the blinding lights off to my side yeah
Starting point is 00:30:41 um one of my friends uh keeps buying shirts off of uh coolshirts.com whatever it is the cool shirts website i love cool shirts and he's got it he's got a bunch of fucking like degenerate shirts and then he's got this this one like the it's it's the japanese cover for click or the adam sandler movie yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah and it's just like all japanese text fucking okay so uh obs just crashed and nick has a cat in the background now so yes my dad let her into the room her name is midnight midnight that's a great name name is
Starting point is 00:31:18 piss pass uh piss pot piss pot because she pisseshmm. She's in menopause because she's like, how old is she? Like 15? Oh, jeez. I don't know. She's real old. And yeah, so I got, you know the Alienware bag? Mm-hmm. That I used to have?
Starting point is 00:31:40 Oh, yeah, yeah, I know the one. Yeah, so she pissed on that. I left it on the ground and she sat on top of it and like i could tell she sat on it because i was like compressed down and then just pissed straight into the bag luckily my laptop wasn't in there um at the time and then i went to go pick it up the next day and i'm like why why is the handle wet why does my hand smell like pee so i like tried to wash the bag it even putting it through the washing machine like it did not get rid of the fucking piss stain so for my birthday mom got me like a new bag oh that's
Starting point is 00:32:16 good and then i left that one in the lounge room she pissed on that one as well luckily yet again my stuff wasn't in it so i didn't get you know my thousands of dollars of magic cards pissed on and my several hundred dollars laptop pissed on um but that one i've i've been able to get the majority of the smell out like if you if you put it close to you and you smell it like you can you can smell cat piss but she didn't like piss into the bag she's like sprayed on it right so i like i like wiped it like several times i was just getting a new bag i'm going to but like i don't go outside so that's fair i have to go and like take the take the bus down to harbour town to go look for a bag at the bag shop down there do you really have to go to harbour town just go look for a bag at the bag shop down there.
Starting point is 00:33:05 Do you really have to go to Harbour Town just to get a bag? You don't have to. They've got good big bags. I need a big bag because I've got a lot of magic cards. I don't know if that came through on the mic. I've got a lot of magic cards. I don't know. You're the one recording your audio.
Starting point is 00:33:22 Yeah, but like... Fuck, that's going to make it even harder to sync up now. Ha ha ha. Get rekt. Ha ha ha. Oh. A little clap? Three, two, one.
Starting point is 00:33:41 That's not going to help. Oh, I'll make it happen. Hopefully it doesn't happen again. I'm not too hopeful. So yeah, what were we saying? We were talking about cool shirts before. Now we're talking about your cat pissing on stuff. My cat? My fucking piss pot. Yeah, your piss pot. Yeah, so I need like a big deck. I've got a lot of magic cards.
Starting point is 00:34:07 Because I've got two deck boxes that each hold two decks. So I've got four decks. How much is the deck? A deck is 75 cards. Okay. So that's like that much space for one deck. Yeah. Do I have my bag here?
Starting point is 00:34:21 I don't. It's in the bedroom. And then I've got a big long box. So one deck is that big. The deck boxes for those are that big. And I've got one big deck box that's that big that holds four decks. Because they're all one format.
Starting point is 00:34:37 So the four decks that I have in the two boxes are modern. And then the four decks that I have in the one big box is Commander. Which is a more fun format to play than modern because modern is fucking disgusting i don't know anything about magic i'm just gonna accept what you're saying yeah so i always have like my bag stacked full of shit is what i'm saying um so i need i need a big bag to fit all that in and my laptop um because before my cat pissed on my Alienware bag, I broke the zip because I had my eight Magic Decks and my Trade Binder and my laptop all in the bag,
Starting point is 00:35:14 and it just broke the zip. I don't know where I put my bag. I don't know where I put my cat I don't know where I put My cat Where is my cat Oh no my cat I had a cat She's now living in my parents place There
Starting point is 00:35:30 No that's That was my housemates cat At my old place Oh I didn't even know Oh yeah no I moved out of that place God
Starting point is 00:35:38 Like End of last year Because it was shithole Oh yeah I was getting sick Of my housemate there Because he was just I've told this story A bunch of times on the podcast but um the long and short of it is he liked to play really loud music at really early times in the morning by really early times in the
Starting point is 00:35:55 morning i mean from midnight to 7 a.m oh wonderful the sleeping hours yeah it was fun and during that time you know him and his mate would just have a 40 pack of West End and they're both in their mid 30s I don't know how
Starting point is 00:36:12 they're doing it yeah so is this the one that worked at Woolies yes yeah yeah and
Starting point is 00:36:21 yeah when I was when I was over for that party oh yeah you weren't i forgot about that that was the entire night he was trying to convince me that i was gay yeah you would i was fucking off my head the entire time how did that actually go from your side i completely forgot about that um so vishnu was uh super drunk, trying to jump off the...
Starting point is 00:36:45 You know how there was the broken fence? Not fence, the broken gate thing that stopped you from falling off the edge of the cliff? Yeah, he kept trying to walk through there, even though I'm like, no, you cannot go through there. There's broken nails and everything, and then you'll fall off the cliff. And then I finally let him come out to the fireplace he went to smash one of your glasses on the ground then he did smash the glass went to then step in and i'm like no going back inside and then i took my eyes off him for like two seconds and he's jumping in the fire pit and
Starting point is 00:37:19 i'm like buddy i'm sorry that I couldn't help that night I was fucking gone by the time I have a funny story to tell About the guy that I hate the most In the world And then yeah So I stopped drinking At like 11 or 10
Starting point is 00:37:39 After starting drinking at like 8 And Yeah I sat up until like six trying to get a vision not to fucking kill himself and then at 6 a.m i was trying to go to sleep and he wanted he's like he kept saying like oh dude like oh you took so good care of me, like, you never did do that. Oh, let me pay you. I'm like, no, you're not fucking paying me. Just go to sleep. He just, like, kept going for, like, ten minutes straight. Oh, dude, my parents are rich.
Starting point is 00:38:12 I'll give you money. And so I'm like, Vishnu, I've taken care of you for the last eight hours. Shut the fuck up or I'm going to knock you to the ground. And he just, he shut up. I'm going to knock you to the ground and he just he shut up I went to bed he's like when he's not drunk he's a really nice guy but he had a lot of drinking problems at that time and that was a um fuck I yeah if I knew what he was going to be like that night I wouldn't have got like as like as bad uh but he was gone by the time I was, he was, I think I was already gone by the time he was gone.
Starting point is 00:38:50 So I could, there was nothing I could do to help. So that was, I was just having lots of fun that night. And then as they got to a point where I was starting to come down, I was like, what the fuck is happening? Cause I,
Starting point is 00:39:02 a couple of things I do remember Shane almost got impaled because he actually slipped over near the nails and like he landed right near it and like one almost
Starting point is 00:39:12 I'd say about this far before going back like into the back of his head he's like what the fuck is happening tonight yeah and then like
Starting point is 00:39:24 like Sam showed up and like lit the fire for us sam and cory were there early sam cory yeah yeah um and then they left and then the fire like went to like shit almost immediately and then mark got home his name is mark yeah his name is mark mark at home And then Just like He just fucking Brought her back to life Like He was like the god
Starting point is 00:39:49 Of the fire Oh yeah he's He's a cunt but He is definitely good At starting fires Yeah So yeah You had some experiences
Starting point is 00:39:59 With Mark as well That night then Yeah yeah So he just kept Trying to like Convince me that I was gay because of the fact that I was helping Vishnu, and I'm like, no, I just don't want to see Vishnu die, because
Starting point is 00:40:09 he's, like, trying to step on glass, and trying to jump off cliff, and trying to step in fire pit. No, no, no, dude, I think you've got an ulterior motive there. Hoo, hoo, hoo. I'm like, no, I don't. Was Mark, like, did he have anything to drink at that point, or was, at least that you'd say? No, no, he was smashed, like, no, I don't. Was Mike, like, did he have anything to drink at that point?
Starting point is 00:40:25 Or was, at least that you'd seen? No, no, he was smashed. Like, he got home and was, like, playing catch up immediately. Of course he was. Right, yeah, he was, because then he came out and, yeah, that's why I was completely gone that night, of course. God, that was, that was an experience. Yeah, he got home and saw that people were drunk
Starting point is 00:40:46 and just guzzled forth right away and then just kept drinking casually. Fucking hell. It's certainly a story you can tell for the rest of your life now. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, definitely. I'm sure it wasn't fun while it was happening or the day after. No.
Starting point is 00:41:06 I mean, the day after was fun. I got to clean. I don't know why. You helped out a ton for that. You really didn't have to do that. I always just clean up after parties. That's when I decided that I don't like having house parties anymore. I just let someone else do the house party.
Starting point is 00:41:22 I'll go to theirs. It's way easier. I'll happily clean up, but there's too much to it if someone ends up being a problem. And that's like, it's your house, so you've got to... If someone smashes something, it's like, oh, now I've got to go out and get
Starting point is 00:41:44 extras of those. Well, I wouldn't really care that it's my house. i've got to go out and get extras of those well i wouldn't really care that it's my house my problem was that i was living with other people like if someone breaks something at my house like whatever that's fine but when it's not my things that's when it's a bit different yeah yeah like i can if something like if someone broke something in mind like they broke i don't even like a broke a window it's like oh they broke a window. It's fine I can pay for a new window But when it's not my window or it's like not my glasses or it's not this like that's a bit different Because then you have to explain to something else like you have to explain to someone else like this person did this
Starting point is 00:42:18 And that's just a hassle. I don't want to have That was a fun topic actually that was your first time you ever met shane he what happened to him that night because he was fine for a while and then he came back inside and had something and then was gone when he came back um i don't know there was that bottle of i think it was jameson Apparently you sold Vishnu. Sold him? Yeah. What?
Starting point is 00:42:48 I think Vishnu gave you money for that bottle. I don't know. Anyway, I'm fairly sure Vishnu bought that bottle off you because there was only like a quarter of it left or something. I think Shane took a swig out of that. Right. And then he and then he was just falling over and he couldn't walk and then he was like puking up in the toilet
Starting point is 00:43:10 didn't want to sit down because some reason i'm happy i'm real happy that brandon was there because if he wasn't like that would have been way too much to deal with because then there would have been two people who were just completely gone brandon was the uh the mate that shane brought along he's a really chill dude he can actually drink like a an adult yeah i'm guessing that i he from what i was talking about he'd seem like that had happened before and he was like i know how to deal with shane when he's like. So just let me deal with him. Let's get to something more fun. Yay.
Starting point is 00:43:52 Do we have other topics written down in your notes? Oh, I've got tons of topics. Epic. So we can go back to what you... Segway from what you were talking about before with the teaching. And talk about what you actually want to do now that you're done with uni and stuff. I want to play Rune you're done with uni and stuff. I want to play RuneScape all day. Okay.
Starting point is 00:44:10 What do you want to do with the degree? I want to get a job as a game developer in Adelaide, but I don't really have a project. Aside from the project that I'm working on at the moment, you know Darcy? Yes, yes. Yep. So we're working on, right now, doing a Unity project with C Sharp. We're remaking the very first Super Mario Bros.
Starting point is 00:44:33 Okay. Yeah. So we haven't done a whole lot of it. We've got a bit of basic character movement. We haven't done the whole, the longer you hold a jump, the higher you go. It's just one vertical jump. But we've got movement, so in that
Starting point is 00:44:52 game, when you are walking left and you press right, there's a bit of a weight. You slow down, then you do a turning animation, and then you go in the other direction. So we've got that pretty much down pat. and a bunch of like animation stuff and yeah so we're gonna do that and then release as a free uh like open source game um so aside from that project i'm working
Starting point is 00:45:16 on at the moment i don't really have any games that i can show off to companies and be like, here is my portfolio. Please hire me. So what I'm trying to do is I'm trying to talk to the head of school and transfer from my finished Bachelor of Game Development into Software Engineering Honours and then get my honours project to be a video game that I make for an Adelaide Based game dev company But of course
Starting point is 00:45:48 Stuart doesn't respond to emails So I think it's been Seven weeks now since I got A response from him So you got a response of some sort Yeah, after Three weeks of bugging him I got a response And i only got the response
Starting point is 00:46:08 because one of the guys this was back when i was doing my internship at the start of the year yeah i was sitting next to one of the guys who was gonna go meet with him now and i'm like hey brandon can you go bug stewart to email me back and so he he did that and yeah i got a response back like almost immediately like hey sorry every day when i leave the office i remember i haven't sent you the email back so here is the email back um and so i met with him the next morning at like 8 a.m as he was walking into the office we had a little discussion and he said oh yeah someone else has done pretty much the exact same thing as what you're doing now. They've transferred from game dev to software engineering honours.
Starting point is 00:46:48 So here is essentially what you have to do. I'll get back to you later about the specifics. And later never came. Later never came. And yeah, so he said like, oh, here's essentially what courses you have to do, because you've missed some of the courses Law of Engineering Honours have done. So you're going to have to take these courses, then you're going to have to do, like, three or four or something Level 5 electives, and your ICT project, like, your Specialist Major 2. like your specialist major two because i've i i can be credited for specialist major one yeah for my project that i've already done and then project two is going to be the new one that i want to do the game that i'm going to make because your ict specialist is basically a full
Starting point is 00:47:34 year ict project so you just be credited first semester basically yeah yeah exactly um so yeah because yeah because i see projects on one Yeah, because we're actually doing, like, ICT project and specialist guys do stuff together. It's the same course, it's just longer. Yeah. So yeah, I did that, and then I went online and tried to find the level 5 electives. I could only find, like, two, but I needed to do...
Starting point is 00:48:02 It was either three or five or something, level fives. I literally couldn't find... i have a list of them um you can also bother joe about it and she'll send you a list okay because there's not a list anywhere um it's a problem i know they have i looked all over the course website and i just couldn't find them yeah um and i sent them back an email saying like yeah i can't find them can you tell me what they are? And he hasn't responded since then. Yeah, I know that when people went and asked Jo about it, she was like, yeah, we know we actually have this problem,
Starting point is 00:48:33 and no one's bothered to fix it yet. So usually, though, whenever my guys are trying to find their electives, you can ask her, she'll be like, oh, can you send me a list of them as well? So it's going to be trying to find their electives that you can ask us you're like oh can you send me a list of them as well so it's going to be easy to find yeah and if any of your viewers are first year uni sa students i might be one of them one of them yeah i might be teaching them in um whatever it's called the new python subject for next semester i think it's object oriented programming okay because if you haven't heard about that uh currently it goes you do python in first semester and in first year and then second semester first year you do you
Starting point is 00:49:20 would have changed to java for objectoriented programming. But now we're doing object-oriented programming in Python for the second semester of first year, and you don't learn Java until second year. Just because I think it was a bit too much for some students going from learning scripting in Python and then going straight to Java and having to learn object-oriented and Java at the same time. Yeah, that does make sense.
Starting point is 00:49:44 Yeah, it's just split up. So now when you go to Java in second year, and having to learn object-oriented and Java at the same time. Yeah. That does make sense. Yeah. So, yeah, it's just, like, split up. So now when you go to Java in second year, you already know object-oriented, so you're just learning Java in that course. Right, okay. Because, yeah, Java is... It's a very different paradigm to learning Python.
Starting point is 00:49:57 Like, obviously, they both can be OO languages, but Java, it's got some weird stuff about it where it tries to put every single possible thing in an object yeah java is a bit weird i don't like java i've been doing a bit of work back in python just to refresh myself in case i get this job and like there are a lot of things about python that i don't like but there are a few things that are over Java. Especially file reading. File reading is so easy in Python. You just make a file reader and then it's there. You've got the strings. Have you come across fstrings?
Starting point is 00:50:33 Fstrings? No. Let's hope that it doesn't crash again. Python fstring. Here we go. Is this going to be it? here we go is this going to be it? I'm going to put a thing in the chat and I'm going to open it in OBS and OBS is not going to crash. Okay it didn't crash, cool an f-string is basically a way that you can do string formatting so instead of having to do string like the %s string arguments it's sort of just like an easy way to do it.
Starting point is 00:51:08 If you go down to where it's a simple syntax, basically you can put your variables encased within curly braces and just stick them within a string. Oh, yeah. It's actually a pretty neat way to handle string replacements. Yeah, you can do a similar thing with string.format in Java. You put out your string and then do.format and you give it another string, I believe, that is similar to this where you've got the braces. Yeah, Python has a string.format
Starting point is 00:51:38 as well by the looks of it. Yeah, but in string.form, you have to specify the arguments in the actual format function. So it's just a little bit neater than doing that. Cool, it didn't crash again. I don't know why OBS is so unstable on Linux. It's actually a complete mess. Maybe it's just my hardware. See, you're relearning Python and you're kind of liking it, I guess. So you're relearning Python and you're kind of liking it, I guess Yeah, it's
Starting point is 00:52:05 Like when I switched from Python to Java in like first year I was like, oh my god, Python bad And now I'm like, yeah, Python It has its uses It's not just a terrible language that everyone starts on and then forgets immediately It's used for a specific reason It's not a programming language, it's a scripting language, and if you write scripts in it, you can do good things,
Starting point is 00:52:30 you can do easy things. Yeah, there's a lot of people, especially in the Linux sphere, who like to use Python for things it's not really designed for. There's a really popular file manager that's written in Python. Not a good idea. Yeah, you don't is is there a gui on that one or no it's a terminal file manager yeah okay i guess that's all right like you you don't make guis with with python that's that's not something that hey but there's a python game engine there's pi game well no there is one sort of game you do make with Python, and that is visual novels,
Starting point is 00:53:05 because they don't need to be quick. Yeah, yeah. I don't know what the library was called, but that's what Doki Doki was made in. Ah, yeah. Hopefully it's not what Yandere Simulator was made in. No, that is... it started as a JavaScript Unity project and then migrated over C Sharp, but he's really bad at programming. Oh, yeah, yeah. No, no, no.
Starting point is 00:53:33 I think his source code leaked. It did. RenPy was what it was called. Yeah, RenPy was the visual novel library I was talking about. Oh, yeah. Yeah, anyway, you said you knew the source code? Yeah, his source code
Starting point is 00:53:48 leaked, and it was utterly disgusting. I haven't read it myself, but I've seen people like, just shit-talk it on Reddit and stuff. There's a lot of videos breaking it down. He's doing things like, instead of doing like, you need to have coroutines that you can just make this coroutine do one thing on a loop, or you can do it
Starting point is 00:54:04 after a certain time. He just does everything in his update loop. Like things that only need to be rendered once, he'll render an update loop. It's like... No, my favorite is when he's using if statements to do maths. That's always beautiful. It's just like do you do know what like a multiplier is don't you like what are you doing and um yeah aiden back in the day aiden used
Starting point is 00:54:33 to go on about him constantly um and he would always say about how he uses um instead of using classes like um like for different things like like this is an i so it's given the i class it would have a string for the class then he would do string comparison like if type is in quotes i like that's so much slower than just doing if it's a if it type of i i didn't know about that i know those string comparison is so much slower than just knowing what it is because it is that class. If you want to do it like that, then just do it as an enum
Starting point is 00:55:12 because then that's basically just an integer comparison. Yeah. There's also some weird stuff where he's made some of the buildings out of separate components, even though it could just be one big component. I'm not a't i'm not a game dev guy so i'm not sure what the terminology is but it's a bunch of separate models instead of being one big contained model and it's just like that's way slower than it needs to be there's also some texture mapping that's done completely wrong and just doesn't work and it's kind of just, it works because it's kind of close enough
Starting point is 00:55:46 but if you were to slightly move the model it just would fall apart yeah it's like it's just it's just not how you develop at all what I imagine
Starting point is 00:56:02 it being like is when I first learnt React when I learnt React, I was learning how to do modern web development as I was writing it. So there were parts where I was learning about cool things and then just trying them out, even though they didn't make any sense at all. It's just like, oh, I can, I don't know, it's been a while since I've done React. It's like, oh, I can do ternary statements to generate all of my junk oh let's just do ternary statements for everything, or I can put everything
Starting point is 00:56:30 in a component, so I'm gonna do that and it's just like, no, don't do that well yeah, um I found out that there's a thing you can do in C Sharp called a ternary bool yeah, so instead of being
Starting point is 00:56:44 true or false, it's true, false, or null. Uh-huh. And so I started using that for, like, a ton of things because I'm like, this is so cool. And then I realized that it's just a lot better to just use an enum. Mm-hmm.
Starting point is 00:57:01 Then I had to go change all of that because it was stupid. That's weird. I didn't even click for a moment. Yeah, what? Yeah, so instead of the bold being like a raw type that's just a zero or a one, it's now an object that can be null
Starting point is 00:57:18 because it's an object. So it can either be null, like not instantiated, or it can be true or false. But even then, it doesn't get the raw type true and the raw type false. It's actually an object. It's like a, you know how there's, like, bool, and then there's boolean?
Starting point is 00:57:33 Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like, boolean is, like, the wrapper. Yeah. It has, like, an entire wrapper, so it's, like, a lot less efficient in memory. Well, yeah, because enums are basically just a uh effectively just a constant depending on your language you're using they're pretty much just a named integer yeah yeah i know java does them a little bit differently oh do they yeah java used to not actually have enums they used to be uh
Starting point is 00:57:59 they used to just be uh static final variables in a class. Oh, yeah, yeah. I've definitely seen APIs that just have static final variables like that. Yeah, and that's because it didn't have EDOMs when it first came out, and that's why it was like that. It was a bad idea. Because Java's just written in a weird way like that. Anyway, you were saying? I was saying something, and I forgot what it was.
Starting point is 00:58:22 I was going to say something about C Sharp and how I was doing things each frame oh, actually I remember now so with my internship that I was doing at the start of the year, I was doing a VR project on the HoloLens and if you know anything about HoloLens you know that it is god awful
Starting point is 00:58:38 at rendering not only do things render crappily it has a tiny tiny CPU Because it has to be Light enough to be on your head And not hurt you It has to have really weak hardware
Starting point is 00:58:54 I didn't know the HoloLens was an enclosed device Oh yeah no no no It's one thing, you strap it on And there's no cords or anything Everything's done from this It doesn't connect to a computer or anything It isn't like the Oculus Rift stuff where they connect to your phone or your computer. It's all itself. One of these.
Starting point is 00:59:14 Yeah. Delviser. I don't care about my Oculus Rift, but it's behind a bunch of shit. So yeah, I had to design everything in such a way that I was being extremely efficient. So when I finished my project, I was running... I don't know how much Unity development you've done. I'm doing Unity development right now. That's what my project is.
Starting point is 00:59:37 Oh, you are, yeah. Because you're on an ICT project, yeah. So you know the gameobject.find thing, where you can do gameobject.find with a capital G and then give it a name as a string and it will go find that object in the scene. No, I didn't know about that. Most of my projects are already done. I'm kind of just building on top of it.
Starting point is 00:59:54 Okay. Well, yeah. So if you do gameobject with capital G, capital O, dot find, give it a string, it'll search through your object hierarchy to find an object with that name. Sure.
Starting point is 01:00:04 Or you can do find object of type and give it the, whatever they're called, these braces, the triangle braces, and give it a type, and it will go and find all objects of that type in your scene. And then it will return an array, and you can search through the array
Starting point is 01:00:20 to find the one with the right name. That's a really expensive task to perform like it'll take like quite a few milliseconds because it has to search through every single object and if you've got like actors in your scene that have different body parts it's got to go through every single body part and see is this object this type and that's like it's expensive sure um so the thing that you're told to do in documentation is to never use that in an update loop. You only ever use it in your start method.
Starting point is 01:00:51 So it finds everything, assigns references, and then later when you need them during your update loop, you have the reference already. So I made sure I did that for everything. Then I passed off my internship when I'd finished it to Kung and Sasindu To use for their ICT project because Kung's doing His specialist ICT projects, he's doing the two semesters
Starting point is 01:01:14 And Sasindu is doing One semester So he's just doing the normal ICT project And so they're both doing it this semester I think they've finished it now Yeah they would have But yeah and so they're both doing it this semester I think they've finished it now because it's week 14 or something but yeah so I went through and I explained everything to them
Starting point is 01:01:30 took them through the hierarchy because when I got this project it was already started but the previous team had moved back to China and none of them spoke English so none of the commenting was legible Did they write the comments in English still?
Starting point is 01:01:48 They wrote it in English, but where there was commenting, which was barely anywhere, it was in English, but it was really broken English and it was very obviously Google translated, because it didn't make sense. Right. So we had to go through and like figure out where objects being passed to like they had a we had to communicate with a bluetooth device and then communicate to a server that's running on a computer but they never told us if there was an order it had to be done in like if you have to turn the heart rate monitor on strap it to your
Starting point is 01:02:22 body then put the hololens on then turn the on. There was no instructions on how to install the server, how to get the IP address correct, what network you had to be on, none of that stuff. So we spent eight weeks, I think, just figuring out how to start the project. So I went through and I explained everything step by step so they knew how to start. So they started in week 2 or week 3 whereas we started in week 8 or week 9.
Starting point is 01:02:56 And I'm going back every now and then because Khan comes up to me and he's like, hey, I need to do this thing and the animation thing isn't working. I don't know how to fix it. So I'll go in and I'm like, okay, yep, you just haven't bound this to the right object or Stuff like that and I'll teach matter do it cuz they have that they haven't done you need to build for I've done a bit of it because I didn't project and So yeah, I'll go back and I'll I'll shout at them because like what are you doing?
Starting point is 01:03:20 That yeah, it's real fun Like no con I'm telling you to type console.writealign. So type console.writealign. I get very angry when I watch Kong type. But yeah, so I'll do that. And I look at what they're doing. And it's like, I've specifically told you, don't run gameobject.find
Starting point is 01:03:46 in your update loop. He's doing it every single frame. He's pulling this function like four times. And I'm like, you have like 300 objects in your scene. This is going to run a for loop over 1,200 objects every frame frame there are 60 frames in a second you're getting like 12 of them oh lord how weak the hololens is and he'll like run on the hololens like oh i'm getting so much shit frames like i know why you're getting shit frames buddy
Starting point is 01:04:20 yeah i mine's not as bad because I have like mine's not an enclosed system but it still runs like ass and I know why it's because they do it it's a data visualization program and they're updating stuff every frame like there's thousands of data points and they're updating every frame. Oh, yucky. How are they updating it? Are they, like, contacting a database? No, it's read in from a CSV file and put into an array. No, it's loaded into memory.
Starting point is 01:04:58 Oh, okay, okay, okay. It is in memory. It's not reading from the file every frame. No. Okay. It does that at the start, which is good. If it was reading from the file every frame no okay it does that at the start which is good if it was reading from the file just give up oh lord yeah because with my project um ours was maybe a little bit worse because we didn't just have broken english we had no comments the only comments were the apis they were bringing in from external systems so
Starting point is 01:05:26 like you'd use like the Unity library for the Oculus library for Unity and it's like this is well commented and then you get to any of the things they wrote and it's just like a thousand lines not a single comment and the variable names with like
Starting point is 01:05:41 Y-E, it's like what does that mean? what are you trying to tell me here? It will... Yeah. I've got students who, like, they get shouted at by their group because of their variable naming. Like, see, when I do GUI programming,
Starting point is 01:06:04 I have my variable names very particular. So if it's a label that displays the username, it'll be LBL for label and then username and then LBL password. So I assign each type of object a three-letter code, and then that three-letter code appears at the beginning of each of them. Sure. He had done that For one of his seven labels The rest of them Were label two
Starting point is 01:06:30 Label seven Label sixty nine And Then just random words That came into his head As he was typing It wasn't the same Like if it was label one
Starting point is 01:06:40 Label two Label three Label four Label five That'd be fine That'd be bad enough Seventy nine It's like a random number And then And then just Whatever he thought 1 label, 2 label, 3 label, 4 label, 5. That'd be fine. That'd be bad enough. 79.
Starting point is 01:06:46 It's like a random number, and then just whatever he thought of. What? Why a random number? I just... I don't know. It's like label 45. Sure. You don't even have 45 labels.
Starting point is 01:07:02 Just stop. Just please. What a mess. Yeah, for me, I don't tend have 45 labels. Just stop. Just please. What a mess. Yeah, for me, I don't tend to abbreviate much. I tend to use full names, so I end up with really long variable names. So yeah, when we were doing, I think it was computer design concept or something.
Starting point is 01:07:22 One of the ones that was done by, I can't remember his name now. One of the ones that was done by I can't remember his name now. One of the lecturers that everyone loves. The one that plays Overwatch all the time. Adam? Adam, yes. One of Adam's courses. He told us,
Starting point is 01:07:37 I don't care if your variable names are 100 characters. If they make sense, they make sense. That's what he told us in the iOS course. Because he was like, it's all closed source anyway. No one's going to see it. Just 100 character variable names.
Starting point is 01:07:52 Yeah, so for that assignment, I don't think we had a variable, even like a temporary variable, that was less than 30 characters. Like, if I was searching through an array to find an object, the current object in the array would be called, this is the current object in the array that I'm searching through an array to find an object, the current object in the array would be called, this is the current object in the array that I'm searching through. Don't, oh lord.
Starting point is 01:08:15 When I'm programming, my current variable will be current. If I'm iterating over a loop, you've got current. But that variable was, this is the current variable that I'm looking at in the array that I'm searching through. It was fucking garbage. I always just use I for I. But that variable was, this is the current variable that I'm looking at in the array that I'm searching through. It was fucking garbage, but like, I always just use I for loops. But, yeah.
Starting point is 01:08:29 Well, yeah, I use I for the index. Sure. But if I'm doing like a four-reach loop, because like four-reach loops you name the object. So if you're searching through like a list of strings,
Starting point is 01:08:41 then the current string is called current. I use, instead of the index. The way I usually do it with my arrays, I I have an array of hands, I'll call the hands array hands and then in the foreach I'll just call it the singular. I'll sometimes do that as well. It just seems like it makes a bit more sense like that because then you get a little bit more context about what's actually happening Yeah
Starting point is 01:09:05 It depends In that specific example If the array was called hands I wouldn't use hand If it was Because then it's only one character off If I misread something And I try to do hands or hand
Starting point is 01:09:21 So in that situation I'd be having the array hands and i would do current but if the array was called like all hands then i would have current is is hand right okay because then it's then it's a very different name and i can tell immediately because in my ide if i type ha and hit enter i don't know if if ha is going to autocomplete to hand or hands. It'll be whatever it thinks I want. That makes sense. I use autocomplete a lot.
Starting point is 01:09:52 What do you actually normally use as your IDU? So if I'm doing Java development and obviously IntelliJ... Is there any correct answer? Yeah, only correct answer. I have Eclipse installed because I have to mark with Eclipse because that's what my students wrote in and if, correct. I have Eclipse installed because I have to mark with Eclipse because that's what my students are right in.
Starting point is 01:10:07 And if there's a difference between Eclipse and IntelliJ, then I'm marking them incorrectly. Right, makes sense. Okay. If it worked on their system, it has to work on my system. But yeah, so I have Eclipse. I don't like developing in it, because it's garbage. So, IntelliJ, Master Race, Kenley got me into that and never gone back. If I'm doing C Sharp, it's Visual Studio.
Starting point is 01:10:35 I did, like, I hated using, what's it called? Pi something. PyCharm? No, it wasn't PyCharm. Oh no, it wasn't even called Py something, it was? Pi something. PyCharm? Python. No, it wasn't PyCharm. Oh, no, it wasn't even called Py something. It was Anaconda. Oh, you used Anaconda? We used Anaconda for AI.
Starting point is 01:10:53 And I hated Anaconda when I started it. Actually, wait, no. Anaconda was the... We had Anaconda installed, but it was actually Jupyter that we used, I think. Right, okay. Jupyter was like used, I think. Right, okay. Jupyter was like the web version of it.
Starting point is 01:11:09 I think I did everything in Jupyter for that one. Yeah. So yeah, I used that because it was the web interface thingy. It was really weird because it ran a server and I didn't really understand it. But yeah. So I started hating it when I started using it. But then as I got further into it, it was actually really cool because you can run your starting thing and then you don't have to run that ever again.
Starting point is 01:11:30 You just rerun your code after that. Yeah. But it just didn't make sense when I started doing it. And I would move around things to the wrong order and then I would try to run variables. I would try to access variables before I declared them but yeah, so that's cool
Starting point is 01:11:50 Kenley likes to, he doesn't actually use Visual Studio from what I know, unless he needs the Microsoft GUI stuff, he'll use CLion pretty sure, maybe I'm thinking of C++ C++, he was using CLion instead of QtCreator Yeah
Starting point is 01:12:08 I have CLion installed and I don't want to install QtCreator because if I ever have to do C++ I'm not going to use fucking Qt If you need to do Qt development Do QtCreator but otherwise don't I didn't actually Realize There's one open source project that I want to
Starting point is 01:12:24 Work on, it's a source project that I want to work on it's a Minecraft launcher and I want to add some features to it so it's easier to download modpacks but I have to install Qt Creators oh it's a Qt project is it yeah it is I just don't want to
Starting point is 01:12:37 don't want to do it I tried doing it I got 30 gigs into the download and then it failed and then I had to restart it and I'm like nope uninstall, goodbye. I didn't realise that Qt was actually being used for anything.
Starting point is 01:12:49 Turns out that, like, that was until I got to Linux and then I realised that with KDE, KDE, all of the stuff is Qt. And that's, like, one of the biggest desktop environments. I just didn't know, I thought it was being used for nothing. I was like, why are people paying a thousand dollars a year for this thing? Turns out that's why. Yeah, yeah. So are you still on Arch?
Starting point is 01:13:18 I am on Arch right now, yes. I'm a bit of a fake fan I don't actually watch many videos That's fine I'm always surprised when I do bring people on They're like oh yeah I've seen your videos Why? I watched a few of your videos back when you were doing the shed videos And then
Starting point is 01:13:37 I think I've watched three of your videos That haven't been in your shed They're much better now I've got a ton of your videos on my watch later, but my watch later on YouTube... Let me see how long it is. It's about 2,000 videos. Anything on my watch later is accidentally put there,
Starting point is 01:13:57 because I don't ever use it. My watch later, which was updated today, when I added your video to it, is 1,817 videos long. Jesus. So while we're talking I'm just going to scroll down to the bottom of it
Starting point is 01:14:13 and then hit control F and type in Brody and see how many of your videos I can watch later. I've added a ton of your videos to watch later. There are videos in here that I added 2018 probably. Oh, wow. Yeah, I've got a bit over 300 videos now,
Starting point is 01:14:31 so you've probably got a couple. Yeah. Oh, the cat's back. Probably. Oh, she's always been there. I've probably just been covering her. Yeah, probably. Unless she just jumped up.
Starting point is 01:14:42 I don't know. Oh, now you're going to lick yourself. Cool. Yeah, licking butthole. I think that's YouTube up, I don't know. Oh, now you're gonna lick yourself, cool. Yeah, licking butthole. I think that's YouTube friendly, I don't know. If we're talking about YouTube friendly, we've sworn a lot in this video, you're probably gonna get demonetised. Oh, I don't make money on this channel anyway.
Starting point is 01:14:58 Hehe. Anyway, what were you looking for? Right, my videos. I think I'm still in 2018. Yeah, your videos, see how many are in here Because I probably add a third or two thirds of your videos to watch later Because there are ones that are like About Linux and stuff That I'll like
Starting point is 01:15:16 I'll add because I'm eventually going to install Linux And do some shit But, oh, I'm at the bottom Why did you scroll to the bottom? Because It's not an infinite list and do some shit but oh I'm at the bottom okay why did you scroll to the bottom because oh does it need to actually it's not an infinite list is it it has to load stuff in
Starting point is 01:15:30 doesn't it I have 123 videos of yours in my watch later because yeah you've got a it only loads 200 videos at a time
Starting point is 01:15:40 and then you've got to scroll down to go to the next 200 makes sense you can't just click like load all and then it loads the entire list, which is really annoying. When I have, like, my music playlist with, like, 400 songs. Jesus Christ.
Starting point is 01:15:52 You're never going to go back and watch those, are you? Oh, no. Okay, so when I open YouTube, what I do is I look at, like, the recommended for you tab, like, the very top tab that's got the 10 videos, whatever it is, eight videos, and I'll see, like, oh, Lewis Beers video, film theory video, offline TV video.
Starting point is 01:16:11 I'll open all them in a new tab, watch all of them, and then grab my watch later. If no one's called me in that time, in the hour of those few videos I've watched, I'll go to my watch later and just start clearing through it all. So what is the oldest video of mine you have on that list because i want to know if you even should watch that
Starting point is 01:16:29 because you probably shouldn't okay let me i i got out of it so i went to my home page okay sorry i'm gonna scroll down a bit i would assume let me see because i i know that my video like i don't people for some reason, like my content, but I wasn't happy with it until about... I was happy with it at the time, but looking back, I don't think my channel was watchable until about maybe three months ago. I don't know why.
Starting point is 01:16:57 The shared videos were so bad. No, they were amazing, dude. Also, do you only talk about Linux now? Uh, pretty much. I have a couple of... I try to keep it on Linux, but I also do a couple of side techy things, like my... I had a video yesterday where I talked about my... my dead CPU. My 3900X. $800 CPU that I killed. Okay, so my earliest video of yours is simplifying my life with some simple shell script. And that was released when... Simplifying my life? What the hell was that?
Starting point is 01:17:40 Yeah, ads in your videos, dude. GG. Oh yeah, I've been, um, I noticed my ad revenue went up and I was like why did my ad revenue go up? And then I remembered, I enabled mid rolls Oh yeah So 19th of August 2019 Simplifying my life with shell script, let's see if I can find it With some simple shell script. Let's see if I can find it. With some simple shell script. I can just like send you the link.
Starting point is 01:18:11 You could just send me the link, that would be much easier. I want to see how bad my thumbnail used to be. I wasn't really happy with my thumbnails until... Oh lord! Oh no. I recognised this voice instantly. Oh no, it was depression Brody. Oh, and I was sick at the time as well. Oh, Lord, look at this dude.
Starting point is 01:18:47 You guys won't be able to hear the audio because Nick's actually recording his audio separately today. It has 178 views now. People are going back and watching my old content. It's got six likes. It's going to have seven now. Also. I was so depressed back then. What is...
Starting point is 01:19:08 In between talking, I've been removing names from this meme that I share on my Facebook, so now you can have this, because there's no last names in it now. Oh, okay. This is what I was talking about before. Me helping Congress, me helping Gemma. Can I get a link to this? Copy link. There we go.
Starting point is 01:19:24 There we go. me up in Gemma. Can I get a link to this? Copy link. There we go. Every time I click this thing to change the scene, I'm worried that I'm gonna crash again. I have anyone listening, so it says guys helping others, other guys to code versus girls, versus guys helping a girl to code. And there's a picture of Angry Hulk and then Smart Hulk. Yeah, so it's like me like helping Kung to code. I'm like you mother piece of shit. And then it's like Gemma, you have to add the pain to the correct other pain. Yep. Here is the code that you need to type to do that. That sounds a lot like when people were helping Nick out as well.
Starting point is 01:20:07 Helping me? Monique. Oh, Monique. I think I said Nick, yeah. No. Yeah. It's like, this is something really basic. Or like, what was his name?
Starting point is 01:20:20 The dude who... First year that everyone hated. Who would always ask everyone questions in messages. Kung? No, not Kung. He wasn't friends with anyone. He just would send everyone DMs. Lachlan? No, not Pugsley.
Starting point is 01:20:41 No, no, no. Not Pugsley. The other one. I don't know who that is. Okay. I don't remember his name. He dropped out at the same time as Pugsley. Yeah, I can't remember what his name was. There was a guy who would always just ask everyone questions
Starting point is 01:20:56 and no one wanted to listen to him. This is basic stuff. It's one thing if you're asking, like, oh, I don't understand this thing about this complex thing about Bayesian theory or something like that. That's different. But if you're like, how does an array work? It's like, come on.
Starting point is 01:21:18 What do you mean, how does an array work? Did you pay attention in any of the lectures or have you started working on your assignments? With the second years now, they haven't got any experience with Git yet, do they? No, they don't, because you learn that second semester, second year. That must be fun. Yeah, it's so fun.
Starting point is 01:21:36 I mean, that was how it always was. So we had to do our assignments by emailing each other code. Theo, you know Theo? Yes, yes I do. Yeah, so he wanted his group, he's one of my students, he wanted his group to do Git for their assignment.
Starting point is 01:21:56 And oh my god, why did you do that? No one knows how to use Git, not even like he knows how to use Git. I thought he would have known if he was suggesting it yeah he's like oh no no it's really good everyone everyone uses it to develop it's like oh okay sure we'll use it then if it's that good and no one knows how anything works it's like just wait until next semester just like do what we did email each other code so like yeah like a lot of a lot of doing this teaching has been like telling people how to
Starting point is 01:22:26 combine their work and so i've just told everyone like each week have each member of your group email the code that they have written like the files that they have changed to one person then that person will compile all of the code together in one working program that person zips up the project sends it back out everyone deletes all of their work and just imports that project and then you work from there and you only change the minimum you have to in like your file don't change stuff in other people's files because that's like the simplest way you can do it without using git and people just like just can't understand that. No, that's too complex. Honestly, they should be doing... I would like to see Git move to
Starting point is 01:23:09 first year. Yeah, I've said that many times. It should definitely be second semester, first year. What does the course layout for first year look like now? I think it's pretty much the same, except PM is now a thing and second semester you do Python Let's see if I can find a list. Do you know what sad PM is? No systems analysis design and project management. Oh It's all one core instead of being three courses. It's one 20 Why wait?
Starting point is 01:23:43 That's that's fun, isn't it? So, is this... Yeah, okay, this is the current one. So we have ITF, so Information Technology Fundamentals, Problem Solving and Programming, Network Fundamentals, and then Design Thinking Studio.
Starting point is 01:23:58 And that, I'm guessing, is replacing D2DI. Yeah, it is. That's the one that Marty's teaching. Ah, right. Yeah, he did talk about that last time. Yeah, I saw that video you had with Marty in it. D2DI Yeah it is That's the one That Marty's teaching Ah right Yeah he did talk about that Last time Yeah I saw that video
Starting point is 01:24:08 You had with Marty in it I watched the 10 minute video He's got An interesting Corona cut That's for sure Yeah
Starting point is 01:24:15 I did give him shit For that beard Like what was going on there Almost like your beard And we also got Object oriented programming Data driven web technology So that's web dev now Almost like your bed. And we've also got object-oriented programming, data-driven web technology, so that's web dev now, systems requirements and user experience.
Starting point is 01:24:32 What is that supposed to be? I don't know. Actually, maybe they don't have SatPM. And then you've got system requirements studio. I was told they were doing SatPM. I think they've split it into more. Yeah, they might have split it into two things or something. Also, actually, I think the system requires user experience.
Starting point is 01:24:53 I think that's... Is that Ross's course? Let's find out. Who's the coordinator? That is Ross, yes. Oh, Ross and Andrew. That's interesting. So I think what Ross was saying is IDAI, Interface Design Interaction and Experience,
Starting point is 01:25:09 is splitting into interface design and interface implementation. So you know how the first half of the course is all writing up documentation, making personas, making screen design, the screen layouts and all that? So that's going to be one course course and then creating the actual interface in Java FX or in Swing or whatever language they end up choosing, like programming the interface is going to be a different course. So the programming stuff is going to, I'm guessing they're going to have to actually
Starting point is 01:25:40 make like a better interface then because you'd be doing it in three weeks otherwise. Yeah, yeah. You start week seven seven you start doing the actual programming right in in the current course so yeah it'll have to be a lot better interface either that or they just give you more about building interfaces before that i guess actually show you proper like um how to build an interface like not just oh just make gooey screens like what like what's the architecture that has to go behind it yeah because you don't really get any of that until you get to web dev really yeah and like um you get a bit of it in game dev as well okay yeah mobile game dev yeah
Starting point is 01:26:22 yeah that's only for the game dev students, not for everyone. Well, I did it as an elective. Yeah. So, what courses do you actually still have to do? Because I don't think you mentioned them. Okay, I had them written down. I know you have systems architecture. You haven't done that yet.
Starting point is 01:26:41 So, I'm logging into my mail. What would you not have done? Because I know you diverged in second year I didn't do Oh you didn't do the maths courses Yeah that's what I was going to say I can't remember what they were called though Comp
Starting point is 01:26:59 Comp Sci Foundations Yes Comp Sci Foundations and Computer Science Topics for Software Engineers, which is a stupidly long name. That course was actually pretty fun. We went over things like... By the end of it, it actually turned into a linguistics course. So we had things like Chomsky Normal Form and stuff like that. And that was actually kind of fun.
Starting point is 01:27:26 What I don't like... So I reinstalled my Windows 10 onto my SSD because I had an SSD for like a year and a half and never ended up actually using it. Right. Then I finally plugged it in, put Windows 10 onto it, and I've been using that. And it boots up in like 15 seconds instead of like 20 entire minutes
Starting point is 01:27:47 which is real fast now but I've been having errors with Vivaldi lately and it's just really annoying like I try to log into MyMail on like a normal tab and it just goes something went wrong and I would go into a private tab and it works perfectly fine
Starting point is 01:28:02 Are you using the actual web client for my mail yeah i'm just i used thunderbird what's thunderbird uh email it's a desktop email client okay i've got like all of my emails logged into that i i've been used i had been using the windows 10 mail which is all right because it like combines all your inboxes into one if you want to you can like tell it which ones to combine um but it wouldn't actually let me send emails through my uni sa email address it let me send emails through my gmail and stuff yeah but when i actually went to send it would return them return them back to me and be like hey the reason for that is um outlook actually needs like a separate plugin to do stuff like that. Thunderbird has the same problem.
Starting point is 01:28:47 Okay. So here I've got the email that I sent to Stuart. So I've got to do research methods, ICT specialist major project two. I've got to do a level four or five high elective. And that's my entirety of study period five for this year, if I was going going to do it this year and then next year i've got to do systems architecture a level four or five high elective and then another high elective that's going to be comps high foundations because apparently that's not part of the actual degree and then something else which i couldn't remember what it was comps like i've isn't part of the degree? What?
Starting point is 01:29:28 I don't know. I don't think he had to do that one because he didn't say it. I don't think I picked it as an elective. Maybe I did. Either way, if it's not one of the required courses, I'm going to do it anyway because it looks like it was a cool thing to do. So my first email to him went out 25th of March. I think the first time for CompSci Foundations was about proving pi, which was fun. Oh yeah, I saw you guys doing that one where you had to generate random x and y coordinates
Starting point is 01:30:04 inside a circle and then prove that a random X and Y coordinates inside a circle and then prove that a certain percentage of those were inside the circle instead of being outside. Yeah, something like that. Yeah. That actually looked fun. There's certain things in maths that I just don't like. Like parabolas. I just hate parabolas.
Starting point is 01:30:20 Okay, sure. And there's a reason for that. It's because my year 10, year 11 maths, it wasn't spec. It was studies, math studies. I was away for one lesson, one double lesson. We did the entirety of chapter M in the textbook. Right. And I was not even told.
Starting point is 01:30:42 We entered and left chapter M the day that I was gone. Not a single person, including the teacher, told me I'd missed anything at all. Jesus. And then the week after, we had a test on that chapter with no
Starting point is 01:30:58 test revision anything. And I was like, we didn't learn this shit. She's yeah we did last monday i'm like i wasn't here last monday it's like oh too bad you fail now that's why i didn't so i didn't i didn't learn parabolas at all and i've just had a fucking bad taste in my mouth ever since i did maths apps yeah i went down to apps i was i was forced that was my only ever D, aside from university Ds, like my only ever high school D, like the lowest score I've ever gotten, only time I've ever gotten something below a C in uni and in high school, and I was forced out of studies because of that.
Starting point is 01:31:40 I went to apps and just loved apps, it was so easy dude. Yeah it was dead simple, I always got A's in maths, so going down to apps, I was like, this is great. I'm doing box plots. I'm doing all this basic stuff. It's great. I made a meat basket.
Starting point is 01:31:56 In apps, we had to make a business and then do a spreadsheet about how much we had to put into our basket of goods. We had three different baskets of goods, and each of them had to have different products in them. We had to source them from... We had to find prices off websites, source them, all that. I made three different meat baskets.
Starting point is 01:32:18 They were just entirely meat. That's great. And so I had your premium basket basket had like your dorsonia leg ham um which cost a fuck ton you get it from this retailer and the the cheap basket was like woolworth brand leg ham that had like no seasoning on it which is like plain ham yep yeah it was just like that it was such a fun assignment what did you do in your final year of high school because i i did um obviously maths apps i did woodworking i did um uh we had to we were forced to do
Starting point is 01:33:00 workplace practices which is basically ohs nonsense um i had my final year project whatever that was called i don't remember your your research project yeah because we like i kind of got mine pushed back into year 12 somehow yeah you you got your year 12 project actually in year 12. yeah we started in year 11 and then they were just like this isn't good enough and just got me to do it again um or continue it i guess i actually had a game development course as well and that was in java it was in the with the greenfoot library i did like all of the it courses that my uh high school offered,
Starting point is 01:33:45 and we did the same course year 10, 11, 12. Yep, I know the feeling. We repeated the same course. So year 10, it was called IT Computer Concept or something. So in there, we did a bit of Microsoft Access database stuff. Oh, wow, that's actually impressive. We did some Excel programming, and we did a bit of microsoft access database stuff oh wow that's actually impressive we did some like excel programming and we did javascript um and in javascript we made because our our um our teacher was nick duros he's a big big greek boy loves his uruses
Starting point is 01:34:22 um so we made doris's uruseses, which is a Uros shop. That's beautiful. I love that. You would go up to the Uros shop, and there would just be JavaScript prompts saying, like, do you want lettuce? Do you want tomato? Do you want beef or lamb? Sorry, blah, blah is not a response.
Starting point is 01:34:41 Please choose beef or lamb. And then it would go, here's your price for your euros and it would just like append it to the page in javascript it was like a just like a basic javascript page and you're probably really proud of that and you're like i was so proud and now you look back and it's like wow that would take me a day i had an if statement that um tested to see if you were a if you were a male you were allowed to go into the nightclub if you were a male, you were allowed to go into the nightclub. If you were a female, you weren't, because no girls allowed.
Starting point is 01:35:11 That was one of the assignments that we had to write. It was something like, if gender equals M, are you over 18? Yes, no. If gender equals F, no girls allowed. And that was the entire assignment. We submitted that. And then, so thing is, so that was a year 10 course.
Starting point is 01:35:35 We did like a bit of database stuff in Access. Access is really cool. You don't need to do SQL. Like it has SQL there that you can write if you want to, but it's like, you can do it entirely visually. It has SQL there that you can write if you want to, but you can do it entirely visually. It's real cool. And then year 11 we had ITA and ITB.
Starting point is 01:35:52 So you only had to do one of them. Or you didn't have to. If you wanted to do year 12 IT, you had to get a B or higher in either ITA or ITB. And since ITA and ITB didn't have a prerequisite of the computer design course from year 10, we did database and Excel
Starting point is 01:36:15 spreadsheets in ITA. ITB was JavaScript and something else. Some not program. I think we did something else. Some not programmed. I think we did like how to take apart a computer and like just all RAM and stuff. And how to like take the jumper switch off
Starting point is 01:36:30 when you forget the BIOS password to reset it. That would actually be pretty cool. Yeah. So we did that for ITB and then since
Starting point is 01:36:40 IT in year 12 didn't have a prerequisite of both ITA and ITB, we had to spend the entire year reviewing ITA for the students that didn't do ITA and ITB for students that didn't do ITB. The problem was, that's theoretically how it worked. There was one class for ITA, one class for ITB, and one class for IT, and all three of the classes had the exact same students.
Starting point is 01:37:10 Yeah, no shit. Of course it did. Because you're not just going to do ITA. You're going to do ITA and B. And then if you want to do year 12 IT, you just do everything. So he had the exact same class, but because of the way that it worked, he actually had to go back and do everything. So he had the exact same class, but because of the way that it worked, he actually had to go back and do everything again.
Starting point is 01:37:30 So year 12 and year 10 were the exact same. There are only so many kids at a school who are weird enough to be like, I want to do programming all the time. But yeah, so in IT, we had the funniest moment. So I'm going to see if I can find his website, but I don't think I can. I forgot what his name is. Our IT guy was called Conrad, and wait, is that him?
Starting point is 01:37:58 That was quick. No, that isn't him. Okay. See, I thought it was Incompetech. I'm like, no, wait, no. Incompetech is McLeod. He added, Conrad, our IT guy, had a website where he put music that he made. Music was fucking terrible.
Starting point is 01:38:18 And he was like this real boomer dude. But he was the IT guy there. And everyone hated him. And in year 12, one of the last two weeks, we thought, you know what would be funny? If we printed the D&D Player's Handbook, which is like 550 pages long. Wait, for which version?
Starting point is 01:38:46 5th edition. 5th edition, okay. like 550 pages long wait uh for which volume of which a version uh fifth edition fifth edition okay yeah um so we tried to print that because like we have like we get like 30 printer credit a year and it just stacks up so we had like 110 dollars by the end of it we barely ever printed anything so we just tried to print it because like we can get it in colour for free, we don't have to pay like 50 bucks to get the actual copy of it. Turns out the player's handbook's like 2 gigs. Our printer server had a RAM of about 500 megs. So it filled up the print server's... the print queue's RAM filled up immediately as we tried to print it. Didn't even print a single page. But they had been very smart when they set up the printers.
Starting point is 01:39:32 They put in the uninterrupted power supply thingy-ma-jiggy so that if the server crashes, it restarts immediately and it doesn't lose the queue. But the queue was full. So it crashed when it launched with the same RAM. And then it launched,
Starting point is 01:39:49 and then it crashed. So you put it in a boot loop, basically. Yeah, yeah, we did. And we couldn't do shit about it, because we couldn't cancel the queue, because as soon as the server came up, the queue would load into our computer, and we couldn't click cancel fast enough, because it would crash again.
Starting point is 01:40:07 Conrad, the IT office was just down the hall from the IT room, and he could tell which student sent that print request and what computer they were on. We just
Starting point is 01:40:22 hear thundering footsteps. He's like running down the hall and is like, is Joshua Maylard in this room? And then Josh is like, uh yeah? He's like, what did you do? What did you try to prove? Dungeons and Dragons?
Starting point is 01:40:38 The handbook? Why'd you do that? You'd break our server. Stop making it so shit. Yeah, my IT guys were all like 20-something year olds who'd just finished uni and were all useless. They would sit there, literally, you'd see through their window, you'd see they're playing Minecraft all day. Because we had a school Minecraft server and I think the reason they set it up was so they could have a server. Like, they... It was like, oh, well, the kids are setting up servers on their computers anyway, so we should have a school Minecraft server. That's not why they did it.
Starting point is 01:41:12 They wanted their own server. And then they could business expense it, basically. Yeah. Well, yeah. For year 10, we had to do work placement. I already had a job at Big Dub. I got my Big Dub job in year 9, I believe. Just because I was $10 an hour.
Starting point is 01:41:30 So me and my friend Hakeem just got jobs immediately. We went to a group interview. The group interview had like 50 people in there. We were the only two in that interview to get jobs because we were $10 an hour, 15-year-old workers. Yeah. And then so when we got into our personal learning plan plp oh that was someone where you were supposed to make a resume and apply for different jobs i was like yeah i have a job can i just sit in the corner and play minecraft
Starting point is 01:42:00 and she's like technically you do have to actually do the work. I'm like, okay, can I just give you my resume? I have a resume already. Like, here's a resume. Here's a cover letter. Like, now can I sit in the corner on Powercraft? So you just finished the entire course on day one? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I was fucking, I got an A in that class.
Starting point is 01:42:18 I fucking didn't do anything. Where was I going with this? I don't know. I can talk about my PLP experience Sure In that class I was really lazy I didn't want to do the work experience I was real lazy back in high school I was like I don't want to do this
Starting point is 01:42:36 I want to just go home and play RuneScape So I left it to literally the last week And I managed to actually Skate through PLP Not doing any work experience Because I managed to actually skate through PLP not doing any like work experience because I got to the end and they because my school didn't bother to help anyone if you got to the end and didn't have it well they can't do anything about it so I got through that not doing it and then I had to go do some work experience the next course so in workplace practices, we also had work experience and that one I ended up I
Starting point is 01:43:09 Ended up going to my SOAS teacher and she had an idea of what I could do because she knew someone who was working at the the Gula Natural Resources Center and I ended up just doing desk work for an entire week. I was categorizing pictures of deer so you know you know how um when you've probably seen them before uh they'll set up like night cameras that are motion sensors and they'll just take a picture of anything when there's a movement so basically i was going through i've seen the save the squirrels initiative yeah yeah stuff like that um so i would have to go through the pictures and categorize, okay, is there a deer in this picture?
Starting point is 01:43:47 Is there a fox in this picture? Are there birds in this picture? How many are there in this picture? And I did that for 40 hours. And the first day, they were just like, oh, we're going to go do some field work. And I was happy to do the field work, but then someone else was like hey I need a I
Starting point is 01:44:06 don't want to I don't want to categorize these pictures myself can I have your work experience guy I was like okay and then I end up taking her job because that's what she usually does she doesn't want to do it herself so she just waits till she has a work experience person to do it and I went through 10 000 pictures of of deer. So that was fun. Actually, I remember what I was going to say. So work placement for PLP, even though I had a job, I still had to go and do placement. So I think we had to do a week worth of placement.
Starting point is 01:44:40 I think it was 10 hours total we had to do. And I didn't do anything. I assumed that my work would just let me do it there yeah and then i found out that i wasn't allowed to use the job i already had that was so dumb i didn't have i didn't hear about that yeah um so i went to a primary school yeah um black forest primary school and i don't know what that is their their it person was away the week that i was supposed to be there so my job was essentially just be the it person because i know i know how computer work okay okay um so essentially i just sat in their office and it was me and hakeem that both couldn't use big w as our as our workplace so we both went to black forest and yeah i just uh did you actually have to do any it work like
Starting point is 01:45:35 did anyone come in we we did we did end up doing some stuff um someone called up because one of their computers wasn't networked correctly and someone unplugged the ethernet so i plugged back in it worked they called up and then some kid with like a who hasn't even hit puberty yet answers the phone it's like who the hell's talking to me i am the i.t professional oh look ethernet i plugged in um and then also we had other jobs that they gave us because there wasn't enough IT stuff for us to properly do. So what they'd done is every year, like each student had their own, even though it was a primary school, each student had their own logon to the student accounts,
Starting point is 01:46:15 which we didn't have at my primary school. Yeah, no, the primary schools are ridiculous now. They've got like all iPads and stuff now. It's crazy. Yeah, they didn't have iPads when we were there. But yeah, so everyone had their own login and they had had it for a few years now so they didn't want to delete all of their work so they just they backed them all up to you to it not to usbs or hard drives to cd drives and then they had this fat stack like that tall of all the old cds i'm sorry what year was this this was 2015.
Starting point is 01:46:50 um so yeah they had they had this like huge stack of cds that were just like the entirety of the student drive just put onto a cd um so do you know the program for Windows, Windiestat? It rings a bell. What does it do? What does it do? Um, so it goes through and it caches the entirety of your hard drive and then sorts it by size. Right. And tells you like which folder is like which percentage of your hard drive.
Starting point is 01:47:19 Oh, okay. Yep. Yep. Um, makes sense. If I were to screen share, Would you be able to show that? If you can screenshot it, I can show it Screenshot it, okay My scenes are set up weirdly right now
Starting point is 01:47:32 Oh wait, no, you could do it Yeah, you could I can't show it big But I can do something Okay Why is it only letting me show screen one? Oh, there we go So, Windows stats currently loading
Starting point is 01:47:44 It's 98% loaded But this is the interface I don't know if anyone will be able to read this Let me show screen one. There we go. Windows stats is currently loading. It's 98% loaded. But this is the interface. I don't know if anyone will be able to read this. Either way, it's just caching my Steam library right now. Sure, yeah. Once it finishes caching that, it's like my Steam library is 48% of my hard drive. My games folder is 42% of my hard drive.
Starting point is 01:48:04 And then everything else totals up to 7% of my hard drive, my games folder is 42% of my hard drive, and then everything else totes up to 7% of my hard drive. And it'll show you a bar that shows the percentage. And so essentially what we did was we put in the CD, opened up Windeer stat, cached the entire disc, and then went to the top folder, and it was like, oh look, here is each student has a copy of Five Nights at Freddy's on their personal thing. Or everyone's got whatever Flash movie was popular in that year. And they all had Borat on their drive. Because they're 10-year-olds, 12-year-olds, they've all got Borat.
Starting point is 01:48:44 Of course, yep yep and that's what we did we just went through and we deleted all the things that weren't their work and then copied everything else to a usb we got i think we got the entire stack of like 30 cds into two usbs yeah it's surely saving doc even for an entire school saving a bunch of documents surely can't CDs into two USBs. Surely, saving documents, even for an entire school, saving a bunch of documents surely can't take that much space. It was also like they had a bunch of...
Starting point is 01:49:13 Oh, is it finished? Yeah, it's finished now. You can see these two are fucking huge because they're like half of the bar. And then you can see what the file types are. This red file type here is a PKG. And the blue one... That's fancy.
Starting point is 01:49:30 Something else. Yeah, I think it's lagging now. Yeah, it is. But yeah, that's essentially what we were looking at for the entirety... Oh, I turned my camera off. Okay, now you... Yeah, that's what we were looking at for like the entirety of of our placement just going through and just deleting movies and games and then keeping all
Starting point is 01:49:50 of their work and keeping all of the um what was the there was a program that was like picks something win picks or something um it was essentially like paint but i yeah i know the one you're talking about yeah people like people were still using that then i remember using that when i was in primary school yeah yeah yeah so yeah we just went through and just like saved all of those so that if essentially the point was if that student died in the future their parents could like come in and be like hey do you have any of this person's work that we can put up in a funeral right okay or whatever um and yeah so we just did that for a week like two or three
Starting point is 01:50:32 hours a day for a week sounds more fun than what i did yeah um it took ages to actually delete anything off of them because they were cds and then we had to like delete off the cd like wipe the cd put it in a clean stack and then copy all the files to a usb and that took a while so while we're doing that we just watch youtube well i think i listened to podcasts during my my work experience anyway i don't remember what podcast it was at the time might have been i think i was into joe rogan at the time which i think I was into Joe Rogan at the time. I'm into Joe Rogan now, but yeah. Yeah, I feel like it was probably Joe Rogan.
Starting point is 01:51:14 There were podcasts I was listening to in year 12 that I've stopped listening to, but I really want to get back into them. One of them finished, and I was very sad. There's a fantasy one called Wolf 359. It's a very good space podcast. It's about Doug Ifill. I believe that's his name. Who's a communications officer for the space station
Starting point is 01:51:39 that's orbiting a star called Wolf 359. And then there's other characters that get introduced later but it starts off just being doug and it it was supposed to only be doug talking to himself and part of the thing was that you couldn't actually tell if he was talking like he he was just doing like an audio log to himself but you couldn't tell if he was actually on a ship with other people or if he was on the ship by himself. But then it turned out that they didn't want to go that direction with it and they ended up having other characters.
Starting point is 01:52:14 But yeah, it was a very good podcast. I got very invested in it. I've never really been much for those story-based podcasts. I'm always just like the same sort of stuff that I do, where it's just like just talking shit basically yeah it's also much easier to produce yeah yeah i i usually watch like youtube videos um like i was like friendly friendly geordie is just like talk shit about politics even though i have like no understanding of politics i watch his political videos because they're all funny um i like i i watch his
Starting point is 01:52:45 uh kevin kevin run video the other day i don't think i've watched friendly george's in a long time i don't even know the last time i watched one of these videos see i i've got a discord server um that we created in in 2017 and haven't messaged since the 20th of March, 2018. It was meant for all the people that are doing game and entertainment design so that once we all finish our degrees, we all know how to make games. And then two of the people in the server dropped out.
Starting point is 01:53:23 So it's just me who does gaming who does game design um and then i was like looking in that server the other day and i saw a friendly george's video that was in there it was the the yulmaz video and then i found then i forgot that he existed and i watched the entire yulmaz saga i i found a uh podcast that i forgot existed a while back and then I'd watch the entire Yilmaz saga. I found a podcast that I forgot existed a while back and then I fell in love with it again. I don't know how big you were in the Call of Duty sphere back when that was big. I never played multiplayer
Starting point is 01:53:56 because I was always shit at FPS games. FPS games, fuck. I was always shit at FPSs and I only ever played zombies. Right, okay. So back in the early days of cod back when like mw2 and that were big there was a a youtuber called woody's gamer tag and he had a channel uh we had a podcast called painkiller already and i watched this podcast when i was a kid like back then it would have people like seen anna's on it Hutch pro syndicate names that just aren't around
Starting point is 01:54:31 anymore and I went back and checked that also one of the hosts is FPS Russia or FPS Kyle I'm sure you watch some FPS Russia videos in the bars no you've never watched FPS Russia I've never heard of the name of it. How have you never heard of FPS Russia? I'm gonna look it up, because I've never seen it in like a couple years. You've guaranteed seen an FPS Russia video. What videos am I looking for here? Like in-person videos? If you're gonna look up FPS Russia, just look at fps russia you'll find his channel he hasn't made a video in like six years because he went to jail
Starting point is 01:55:09 uh for weed uh and now he can't make videos about guns um anyway here so i haven't watched this guy before my last jeez okay weird very different childhood childhoods then so I went back and found this podcast again so it's a weekly podcast with 500 episodes so you can probably guess how long this has been
Starting point is 01:55:31 going on for and it's a year and a half yeah of course a year and a half weekly not daily fuck yeah
Starting point is 01:55:38 quite a few years quite a few years and it's the same podcast it's just as good as it was when I watched it when I was like 12 years old it's the same podcast it's just as good as it was when i watched it when i was like 12 years old it's just now woody swears a lot more he used to say like um what did he he used to try his hardest is not to swear he would just say like random other things to not and it's like
Starting point is 01:55:59 now he doesn't care because he's not a cod channel anymore he doesn't have kids watching him now it's just like i'm just gonna say whatever the i want it doesn't matter yeah but it's fun going back and finding stuff like that uh lewis spears i i love his youtube videos i actually was about to bring up lewis for the uh the thing that he posted not his was most recent video yeah i think it might be not cooking without instructions the other video they've done very recently. I haven't watched Cooking Without Instructions yet. I don't think I have.
Starting point is 01:56:30 The Queen of Simpsons back? The Queen of Simpsons back. Fuck yeah. Belle is back. I'm still upset that I can't say can't. That is a really good video. I'm really happy that Lou jumped on that so quickly. Yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 01:56:44 He's got his Gamma Girl bath water I love that he showed He showed a picture of Friendly Geordies and Pyrocynical in that video Because they both bought Gamma Girl bath water Oh yeah I didn't even notice that I saw the clip I couldn't remember who it was Yeah yeah
Starting point is 01:57:02 Because I found that video In the recommended of a friendly audience videos i just finished looking at his face and that's where his face again i'm like hey yeah queen of simpsons back and everyone is going to uh all of the all of the other gamer girls they're going to suffer now 35 a month though like who would who pay $35, you can pay like $7 a month for better porn Well it's not even porn, it's just It's like
Starting point is 01:57:31 It's probably going to be porn on OnlyFans No, she's a She's a massive troll Yeah Did you not see the stuff she put on Pornhub? Oh no, no, no I've seen all of her videos on Pornhub. They're all hilarious. Yeah, they are. She's a fucking marketing genius.
Starting point is 01:57:51 I'm not even gonna say the titles of them, because even though this video isn't monetised anyway, like, I don't want it to get, uh, deranked, but just go look up Belle Delphine on Pornhub. She's a marketing genius, don't worry it's all safe for work stuff yeah, it's all completely safe for work except the fact she wears a bikini all the time she plays with her cat yeah or
Starting point is 01:58:15 stroking two chickens you can probably change the word in there or something like stroking two big chickens or something like that yeah the pinned comment the word in there. It was something like stroking two big chickens or something like that. Yeah, yeah. The pinned comment on her video is rise up Simp Nation that she posted.
Starting point is 01:58:34 She posted it and then pinned it. I need to go back and actually watch that music clip all the way through because I partially watched it in Lou's video but... Yeah, I did that it in Lou's video, but... Yeah, I did that after watching Lou's video as well. It isn't very
Starting point is 01:58:50 good. No, it's supposed to be shit. But, like, Senzawa is the voice actress in there, and she makes fucking good meme music, but you can tell that Belle Delphine paid her five cents oh i thought i recognized the
Starting point is 01:59:07 voice yeah as soon as as soon as it started playing in lewis's video i'm like oh dude senzel fuck yeah yeah okay but like 10 seconds in like a cut in like she furnishes one sentence then like cuts the audio immediately and then starts the next sentence so you can hear it. And then there's a bunch of rhymes towards the end that Lewis pointed out, like these rhymes are shit. She's just saying random internet words.
Starting point is 01:59:37 Senzawa's made better music videos. Tech over T fans, go watch Senzawa. Unless you're underage, then probably don't. Tech over T fans Go watch Senzawa Yes do that Unless you're underage Then probably you don't But yeah
Starting point is 01:59:52 I definitely did though Put Oikidoki Boomer On loop For like At least an hour I heard the voice And I was like Is this the same person
Starting point is 02:00:01 I recognise this voice For some reason And now that you pointed out Yeah that makes sense Did you recognise this voice for some reason. And now that you've pointed it out, yeah, that makes sense. Did you recognise the voice because you know Senzawa or because of Okidoki Bimmer? Because of Okidoki Bimmer. I've never actually gone and watched other Senzawa stuff,
Starting point is 02:00:13 but I do know of the name. Also, apparently, I was looking her up last night and apparently she did a face reveal on iFunny, the best website ever. She's got an account on there called Sen Senzawa.
Starting point is 02:00:29 And yeah, she's done like three videos with her face in it. Both marketing geniuses. But, like, I don't know if it's actually Senzawa or not, because like in each video she has different hair and in one of them her face is covered. But the rest of the
Starting point is 02:00:45 memes on that i funny account are not senzawa related at all like her her character is you know like high high pitch lolly but the rest of the videos on there are just like um you know you know that that meme of that African-American fellow who goes, Ooh! Yeah, yeah. Yeah, so she edited that laugh on top of a different video of some dude who was checking his emails from his professor
Starting point is 02:01:18 and was like, you just had a record for failing every single question. Well, I don't know how much you've looked into it but uh audio effects have gotten really good like you can make yourself sound like a convincing woman now it's not like it sounds like an audio effect yeah yeah i've not looked into that no there's a couple of channels i watch that do um they don't use their real voices and it's gotten really good yeah, absolutely
Starting point is 02:01:49 the internet's going back to normal, as Lou said the internet is going back to normal, finally now that Belle is back now we have the queen of sims back it was getting weird there for a while it's still gonna get it's gonna get weirder from this point because we've got the the 2020 election is coming up it's gonna get fucking weird coming november the the american election yes the american election
Starting point is 02:02:17 i don't even if you don't care about it the memes are going to be really good coming up yeah i i like don't understand anything about politics at all um yeah when i went to vote i accidentally voted for the wrong people oh and like i pretty much, like, the only politics or news that I see, I see on YouTube. Mm-hmm. And, like, from my parents. And, like, I think my parents dislike Kevin Rudd.
Starting point is 02:02:55 And then I was watching Friendly Geordie's videos, and apparently the only reason why people hate Kevin Rudd is because the news is all owned by Murdoch and Murdoch doesn't like Kevin Rudd. So he does a lot of good things, but he doesn't do them 150%. Right. So they go, oh, he failed in his task,
Starting point is 02:03:19 but he actually succeeded in his task. He did exactly what he wanted to do, but he didn't make Australia 150% profitable. He made them, like, 90% profitable. And then, so, now, like, Murdoch shits on Kevin Rudd, but I'm going to hate Kevin Rudd.
Starting point is 02:03:36 Things like that, like... I don't fuck all about Australian politics. I know way more about American politics. It's so much more fun. Because it's just, like... It's basically a, um... it's just like it's basically a What's the word I'm thinking of? Reality TV, it's basically just reality TV
Starting point is 02:03:54 Australian politics like yes, I am. I'm a serious politician. I am also a serious politician We're gonna talk about serious topics and then topics And then You go to American politics And you have an orange man Who yells at an old dude Who has dementia What is happening? I was really sad I have no stakes in American politics
Starting point is 02:04:17 At all I was really sad when Bernie Sanders got out of the running I wanted funny old man Now you get funny orange old man Yeah He's gonna be in presidency forever God emperor for life
Starting point is 02:04:35 Yeah He's gonna like He's gonna do the same thing he did to get What's her face out of the running Just like Falsely leak emails and make everyone suspicious. I know she did that herself.
Starting point is 02:04:50 Who hasn't had that? What's that? She did that herself. Ah, did she? I don't know. I told her I don't know anything about politics. Well, basically this time around you have Trump,
Starting point is 02:05:03 who you know what Trump's going to be like. He's going to continue being Trump. Or you have an old man who doesn't remember why he's on stage. Like he's Biden is basically on like the edge of dementia. Like there's multiple recordings of him just forgetting like forgetting like the
Starting point is 02:05:19 the Bill of Independence. I don't know if that's what it's called. He forgets like basic things that a politician should know, or he'll forget like what he's like, why he's on stage or where he is. It's just like, this is not the kind of guy you like. I don't care how much you like the Democrats or how much you like the Republicans. I'm sure there are other people you could be running. I'm sure you have someone else, anyone else.
Starting point is 02:05:42 there are other people you could be running. I'm sure you have someone else. Anyone else. That is enough politics. I didn't know Joe Biden was old. I've heard his name many times. Well, they're all really old. Trump's in his late 70s. Wait, what? Yeah, they're all above 70.
Starting point is 02:06:03 I know he doesn't look it because he has lots of money and can make- 74 years, what the fuck? They can all make themselves look younger because they're rich, but- Because of all the orange. Because of all the orange. Shit, I legit thought he was like 50. Yeah, no, he's way older than that. Okay, maybe it's because
Starting point is 02:06:27 Melania Trump is 50 I thought he was I thought he was younger And wait Doesn't he have a son Who's like 12 I don't know how old I don't know how old
Starting point is 02:06:39 The youngest one is Barron Trump is 14 Look His son Is 60 years younger than him. He is a busy man. He's a busy man. And look, you don't know that it's actually his kid.
Starting point is 02:06:50 Oh, yeah. He could have just adopted him. His name was Barron. Well, no. That's a cool name. His wife is attractive. There's no reason... I mean, how does he have so much money?
Starting point is 02:07:03 Wife. I don't know. I haven't... I don't know where the picture went But there's this really There's this picture of Queen Elizabeth And Prince Charles standing next to each other And Prince Charles looks like he's
Starting point is 02:07:24 2000 years old He looks like a ghoul out of fallout I I don't I can't find the picture? I do want to show this, and I know this is terrible content. It's terrible content, they would have already left. Yeah, well, they're already two hours in. Yeah, I found it on Twitter a couple days ago. I should have saved it. Because it was beautiful.
Starting point is 02:08:10 I'm sure you've played Fallout. Yeah, you know what a ghoul looks like. And you know what Queen Elizabeth looks like. She looks the same she has for the past 30 years. And then Prince Charles was just like... It looked like his skin was gonna fall off yeah i've played like a bit of fallout 3 i don't think i've played vegas and i played a fuck ton of fallout 4 i played like well into 100 hours of fallout 4 um i love that game and
Starting point is 02:08:41 then i played fallout 76 for about five hours and then deleted it because it's garbage. My main issue with Fallout 76, the bugs aside, storage capacity. It is a game about looting and you don't have infinite storage capacity. That's fun. Yeah, that doesn't work. Yeah, like Fallout 4, you just grab every single... You loot a body, you click loot all,
Starting point is 02:09:09 you go back to your base, and you break down the armour that you don't want, that you didn't want to sell, or you didn't want to wear, into components, and then you use those components to build weapon mods, and to build stalls to sell things at, to make farms and stuff. You've got all this stuff you can do and you
Starting point is 02:09:27 can make a base anywhere you want in 76 so you would think that you can make your entire base that you would have had in fallout 4 in 76 you know everything you want you have 200 weight in your in your box which one thing to have not infinite storage but there's a lot of items that should be like weightless. Skyrim got it right. You can have 10,000 potions with you if you wanted to. Yeah, and 200 weight in your storage box is like four times what you can hold on to at one time.
Starting point is 02:09:58 That is minuscule. I will fill up my storage on me in 20 minutes of gameplay. And then I'll go back and I'll store it all or I'll trash it. I'll recycle it all into parts. I filled up my entire storage box in, I think, three hours of gameplay. And then I started getting mid-game weapons. You get the Fat Man and the minigun and all that. And they weigh 40 by themselves.
Starting point is 02:10:28 So I had to scrap... I had to, like, chuck out so much scrap just because I wanted to store these good guns. And you can't upgrade it without paying money! You need to pay an exorbitant amount of money to Fallout
Starting point is 02:10:43 Plus or whatever it is. Fallout 1 or something. Just to get increased storage. I don't even think that had infinite storage. I think it just had twice the capacity. It was like... That's the point of the game
Starting point is 02:10:59 is that you loot in a wasteland where there's nothing and you slowly accrue stuff until you can become powerful that's no no you have to you have to only have this very small amount of stuff and that is all you're allowed to have so yeah i deleted that game um if they end up making infinite authority capacity i'll come back to it. Did you buy it for retail price? I pre-ordered it. I think I even paid more.
Starting point is 02:11:29 I got the Tri-Centennial Edition, which is like $30 more than what it originally was. I think I paid $100 or something for it. Yeah. That's insane. Yeah. I don't think I've talked about this before as well I think the last time I played a game was about
Starting point is 02:11:49 Six Seven months ago Yeah I Haven't Had the motivation to play games Very much lately You were talking about playing Minecraft and RuneScape before That was I've played RuneScape before.
Starting point is 02:12:05 That was... I've played RuneScape. I haven't played Minecraft in a long time. Okay. I've been playing RuneScape a bit. I think I've played it three times this year. And that's all been this week and last week. Because I've just like...
Starting point is 02:12:23 I'm doing things. I'm teaching and then I'm going and I'm watching YouTube in between You're doing things, I'm teaching The teaching is doing things The watching YouTube is not the doing things And then I stop doing things, I go watch YouTube and then I'm like focusing on this video
Starting point is 02:12:39 and then I look at the time and four hours have passed and I have to go to bed What are you watching that you need to focus that much because runescape is not even a game where you need to pay attention especially if you're just skilling yeah i mean like that that's why i started playing runescape because i was like not doing anything like if i if i'm playing minecraft i have to just have like background noise like i can't watch youtube when i'm playing minecraft you don't want to hear the
Starting point is 02:13:01 minecraft music loop for 10 hours no No, I turn that off immediately. I play a lot of modpacks and as soon as I open a new modpack, music down to zero, FOV up to Quake Pro. Yeah. Quake Pro. FOV maxed out.
Starting point is 02:13:15 I can't play on anything but Quake Pro. Quake Pro, Jesus. Yeah. So it was a meme a while ago that I turned my Minecraft FOV up to max as a meme, and then I played on it for a few hours, and then I went to bed, and then I booted it up the next day and played it again.
Starting point is 02:13:32 And I realized that I was still on max, and I went down, and I started dry-reaching. Having all of this fov, and then going back down to this fov, I physically couldn't look at the screen. I think I played 110 back when I used to play. 1.10, 1.20, somewhere in that range. Yeah, I really don't like... have you tried playing Valorant? Uh, no. I don't even know anything about Valorant. So have you heard about it at all?
Starting point is 02:13:59 I have heard of it. Yeah. So you know CSGO? Yes. Yeah, it's essentially CSGO Overwatchwatch right okay makes sense um so you get abilities and each character can only use their abilities and then it's like csgo and how you have round day shooter you get money based on how well you're doing around and then the next round you buy your guns okay yeah if you die in the round you've got to buy your guns back from nothing but if you survive around you you buy your guns. Ah, okay, yeah. If you die in the round, you've got to buy your guns back from nothing, but if you survive the round,
Starting point is 02:14:26 you need to keep your guns. Right. And then your abilities, each character has, I think they've all got three abilities. They might be... Oh, no, no. Yes, maybe.
Starting point is 02:14:37 I don't know. Doesn't matter. Details aren't important. And then you've got to buy your ability. So there's... I think there's one ability that is free, and you can use it once per round. And then there's other abilities that you can buy,
Starting point is 02:14:50 like two charges of the ability. And then you use that ability, and you've got to buy the charge again. Right. And it's just like CSGO gameplay. So I started playing that, but the max fov, I believe, is 90. Whoa, you can't do that for a shooter.
Starting point is 02:15:08 That's like the minimum for a shooter, and I can't see anything in the game. And its turning is nauseating because of the low FOV. And then I started playing another game, FPS And the max for that was 80 No you can't Like okay Rest in peace TotalBiscuit I miss him And he managed to make so many game developers
Starting point is 02:15:37 Just increase their FOV It's like 80 isn't playable 90 is barely playable It should go up to like 160 What 120 like at least like 120 is like good More than that like if you're using any like I don't know how difficult it is in unity But I imagine it's pretty easy to just add a slider slide Even in unity you there's just a slider on your camera
Starting point is 02:16:05 you would just basically put a slider in your GUI and just change that value there's no reason to not do it yep that topic went nowhere Valorant, fuck you also, everyone's really upset about Valorant because
Starting point is 02:16:24 Vanguard is gay You heard about Vanguard So Vanguard is their Anti-cheat system Right But like all bad Anti-cheat systems
Starting point is 02:16:35 It has kernel level access To your computer And it has to run When your computer boots up If it doesn't run When your computer boots up You have to restart your computer And force it to boot up with the computer.
Starting point is 02:16:47 Yeah, that's similar to what happened with Doom recently. Do you remember that? Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's essentially the same thing. Doom Eternal has a different one, but it's the exact same concept. Yeah, I think that was Denuvo on Doom. Yeah, Denuvo, yeah.
Starting point is 02:17:02 Denuvo Energy, yeah. I believe they let you disable Denuvo. They've changed it now. They've actually made it... They've said, like, this was a stupid idea. We're sorry for doing this.
Starting point is 02:17:12 Which is... I've never heard a game developer say that. It's great. Because what happened... The Linux guys really hated it because this game had a perfect...
Starting point is 02:17:22 So, I don't know how much you know about Linux gaming. So, on Linux, we have a system called lutris which is basically a way to easily do wine skins and also we have proton which is steam's thing and this game what's a wine skin uh basically a wine skin is basically a a wrapper that'll turn the dx calls into whatever calls you can use on Linux. So, OpenCL stuff. Um. And it had a near perfect score. And then Denuvo came out and was like, fail. This game is unplayable on Linux now.
Starting point is 02:17:56 Because you can't do kernel level DRM. Yeah. I've talked about this before as well. This comes up a bunch because. Yeah. But yeah, yeah. I've talked about this before as well. This comes up a bunch because... Yeah. But yeah, so... What I... I haven't actually got Doom yet.
Starting point is 02:18:13 I'm going to wait for it to go on sale because Steam Summer Sale is on. I think it's on now. I think it started yesterday or something. Anyway, I'm going to get it soon. And I believe what they did was you don't have to have it running before the game runs. It'll only run when it starts.
Starting point is 02:18:27 But Valorant still has to be at the start of the system because they can't check to see if you've modified the files unless it runs when the computer runs. To any of the game developers listening, kernel level access is a terrible idea. Absolutely terrible. Why do I want you to have access to my entire computer so I can play a video game? Kernel level access is a terrible idea. happened there i don't trust like vivaldi to not do stuff and if i don't even have access to my kernel right you're using vivaldi okay i'm using brave right now yeah get on that internet money i was using brave until you told me to use vivaldi in like 2018 and then uh oh yeah i did that didn't i it's a great browser i still love it people on linux fucking despise it because it's it's not open source it's you can okay it's oh it's not open source by the technical definition you can see the source code but it's not technically open source by how the open source initiative describes it because like people can't contribute to it uh
Starting point is 02:19:41 yeah you can't you can you can't contribute to it uh but you can't you can you can't contribute to it uh but you can audit it and you can't fork it either so you can see the source the source is open but it's not a free and open source project yeah yeah i i like it um aside from the fact that sometimes like websites just won't work in the normal view, but then they'll work in private view. I don't know if you've had it on Linux, but sometimes websites will have the CSS completely stripped. So you'll see black font, white background,
Starting point is 02:20:18 everything displayed along the left instead of normal background with everything formatted correctly. So it'll just have one element, like one hyperlink, and then a new line, then a hyperlink, then a new line, then a hyperlink,
Starting point is 02:20:31 a new line. And it's done that for a few websites. But when I go into private tab, it just works. That sounds like a caching issue then. Yeah, I don't know. But it works now. It probably was a caching issue because I did run CCleaner
Starting point is 02:20:47 and CCleaner cleared my cache. Yeah, I don't know. I've barely got any plugins, so it wouldn't have been one of my plugins breaking it. I've got a bunch of plugins right now. So let's see. So I've got... What do I have?
Starting point is 02:21:01 So I've got Honey. Obviously, Honey's great. Obviously, everyone's got honey uh stylus because i want to be able to easily inject css onto my websites and have custom themes uh bit tube for the bit tube website which is another video platform uh vid iq because vid iq i don't know if you know anything about that basically it's a youtube creator helper tool basically Basically when I I go and do like my Tags when I do my tags
Starting point is 02:21:35 It will basically suggest tags for similar videos. So if I'm doing like a video on DWM, it'll say okay If I start typing in DWM it'll say this this is a DWM tag that's popular so DWM tutorial DWM install DWM this and that basically it's just it's just popular tag so you can do your tagging better and it will also tell you how well your video is actually ranking in those tags as well so it's just a really useful tool to have. Okay. I've got VirtualShield as my VPN because I paid for it a year ago and I'm just waiting for it to run out.
Starting point is 02:22:09 I don't really use it that much. I use NordVPN. You can sign up to NordVPN with code nordvpn.com slash pewdiepie. Yeah, everyone has a NordVPN sponsorship. I don't. Nord, hit me up. I'll take it.
Starting point is 02:22:23 Yeah, they're definitely watching this video. Yeah, I know two and a half hours into it Maybe someone who has a Nord connection can connect me. I don't know I've got the steam keychain plug-in Because I actually don't use steam that much. It's another crypto platform The hive keychain platform same reason Tron, because I'm doing DLive staking. I don't use DLive, but I do crypto staking on their platform. Basically, it works the same
Starting point is 02:22:51 way as getting dividends for stocks. And then I've got Bitwarden as my password manager because I migrated from LastPass. Oh, yeah. So, yeah, I've got like six. I've only got... I've got Oh yeah So yeah I've got Like six
Starting point is 02:23:06 I've only got I've got Honey obviously I've got a personal block list So I don't know Do you use Google Or do you use like DuckDuckGo
Starting point is 02:23:14 I mainly use DuckDuckGo But It's kind of shit from time to time Because it is a Bing search engine Yeah So I just use Google Because I don't fucking care about my privacy
Starting point is 02:23:23 And Like under each link on Google There'll'll be a block this website thing. So if I know that TechRadar is a garbage website that has... I'm just saying TechRadar for an example. I don't know. I don't remember if it's good or not. I can just click block TechRadar and I'll never see a TechRadar link ever again. And it will just delete that entirely from my search.
Starting point is 02:23:47 HTTPS everywhere. It just forces a website to have HTTPS at the start of it, and if it doesn't, it'll notify me. The website you're going to doesn't support HTTPS. I've got Chrome Remote Desktop. It's just a Chrome Remote Desktop
Starting point is 02:24:01 thingy, and it works on Vivaldi because Vivaldi uses Chromium Mm-hmm last pass and add block plus. Yep. Oh also bit tube Comes with you block as well Okay Which is nice. I've already got brave anyway, so I have brave plus you block But yeah, so I also don't have my NordVPN on my browser because I've just got the NordVPN desktop client.
Starting point is 02:24:31 Actually, NordVPN is real nice because it like, starts up with my computer, I don't have to worry about it, it connects me automatically to an Australian server. Oh, so you just, have you just got it on right now? Yeah, I've got it on permanently. I've paid for a full thingy, and I've paid for a full two years, three PCs. I paid, I think, $40,
Starting point is 02:24:56 because some YouTuber had an 80% off deal. Oh, that's nice. Yeah. I paid barely anything for it, and I got two years. And it's on permanently. I have no lag with it. It doesn't affect my internet at all. And for some reason, some websites will be blocked in my area if NordVPN's off.
Starting point is 02:25:19 But then if I go to the Australian server on NordVPN, it'll be unblocked. It's probably redirecting you... I don't know. I was going to say it would be redirecting you through an external server, but then you'd probably get some performance here. Yeah, then I'd get a ton of lag. It's just going to an Australian NordVPN server, so I don't understand. But yeah, it works.
Starting point is 02:25:42 I don't know. That's Urbzar. That's Urbzar. Yeah. I don't know that's that's yeah and then I can also just like immediately connect to whatever country I want to
Starting point is 02:25:50 be in yeah of course like my friend the other day was telling me about how zoos in I think it was
Starting point is 02:25:58 Germany were reporting that they had to because of Corona they had to start feeding they've got a list now of which animals are the most important were reporting that they had to, because of corona, they had to start feeding.
Starting point is 02:26:09 They've got a list now of which animals are the most important and which animals they can feed to the other animals. I didn't hear about that. And I was like, that sounds like big bullshit. So I went and switched to Germany. Then I went on Google.de, which is Germany's Google, and then went on Google Translate and just put in a google.de which is Germany's Google yeah and then went on Google Translate and just put in the Google.de link so I was browsing from Germany on German Google translated English yeah and yeah I found like
Starting point is 02:26:34 actual German zoos websites where they were saying please support us we don't to do this? I didn't hear about that, I was like what the fuck? Yeah, that's fucked. So yeah, anyone who's got some spare cash lying around, German zoos need your help. Yeah look, you don't need to simp to Belle Delphine, go help the German zoos. Yeah. She's actually, you know what what honestly she should help them she has enough money she has enough money herself 1200 something patreons are still paying her money even though she hasn't uploaded a patreon in how long did lewis say like six months five months i think at the peak of of her career she was at like 80 grand a month and that's just patreon that's not anything else yeah so i hope like she's a very smart girl i hope that she's been investing that because if she not like if i'm sure she's not an
Starting point is 02:27:34 idiot and knows this isn't going to last that long eventually she's not going to be able to do this yeah and she won she will have this day she's going to be forced to make an actual porn video and then none of her other content will get views ever again actually if she does that
Starting point is 02:27:50 that is marketing genius as well when she eventually is like on the edge of going out of relevancy drops an actual porn video
Starting point is 02:27:58 yeah her and Mandingo I love dropping the name Mandingo And then everyone's just like Oh shit He knows One of my workmates the other day
Starting point is 02:28:18 Said Something like That doesn't work Mandingo And I'm like Oh Mandingo You know that name He's like oh shit I shouldn't have said that moving on yes you double chin yeah you can't see my double chin oh yeah cuz of
Starting point is 02:28:40 the beard now mate I haven't a few people ask me to do that lately. I'm just like, nah. No, not happening. It died out for a while. Back when you were doing your shed videos, I was commenting on your videos saying you shaved that fucking beard. You were doing it as a meme, though. I don't know, maybe you weren't.
Starting point is 02:29:01 A little bit of both. I mean, back then it was like a real disgusting. Oh, yeah, it was bit of both I mean back then It was like a real disgusting Oh yeah it was It was a mess back then It was like real wiry And like not Like defined at all
Starting point is 02:29:11 Yeah Now the low quality Of the webcam Makes it seem like It's even better than it is I do need to trim it up Like the ends Are a bit long
Starting point is 02:29:19 But When the Like on my view Of my webcam It looks like A perfect beard So what you do Is just make it smaller And then you're good When the like on my view of my webcam it looks like a perfect beard So what you do is just make it smaller and then you're good
Starting point is 02:29:34 But I'll say it earlier I need to get a haircut and I what I Was doing the same thing you did where it was just like get it really short I had a picture of this dude with like a short haircut and I just be like do this do this Now I'm gonna keep it a bit longer because actually i don't know i think it looks good as it is just but the problem is i look like i'm just lazy and haven't got a haircut so i'm probably gonna be like dude just make this a little bit shorter and make it look like it was intentional rather than me being lazy yeah um see so what i used to get was a three back and sides and then short messy on top and that was like what i got for years and years i've probably ever since i was like nine or so i got that same haircut um and yeah i just said like ah do something for me and then he's like yeah
Starting point is 02:30:19 let me give you the wog cut the wog cut the wog cut when i was a kid the haircut i got all the time the wog cut but he was wog. When I was a kid, the haircut I got all the time... He didn't call it the wog cut, but he was wogging, and this was the same haircut that he had. It's just like, do this. When I was a kid, all I got was... I got two all over. Because my mum didn't care. She was like, this is easy.
Starting point is 02:30:41 It's cheaper than taking you on a hairdresser. She's like, get the clippers out. And it's faster than just giving you the bowl cut myself. Get yourself a bowl mullet. Yeah. I wanted some kind of a mullet because I had hair down the back of my head. You didn't. I did.
Starting point is 02:30:58 You didn't. No, you thought you did, but you didn't. What do you mean? You would regret it as soon as you had it. I could just cut it off. It was not that much help. That's fair. But yeah, no.
Starting point is 02:31:11 It was like everyone at work was just saying like, Nick, you need a haircut. I was like, yeah, I know I need a haircut. Thanks, Mom. One of the women I work with, Kristen, I don't know when I started calling her mum, but she's work mum. I love her.
Starting point is 02:31:29 And whenever I have to talk to other people about her, I forget what her name is because I call her mum all of the time. When I'm at home, I'll call her work mum. And when I'm at work, I'll just call her mum. Right. When I'm at home, I'll call her work mum. And when I'm at work, I'll just call her mum. Right. I was in... So in our back room,
Starting point is 02:31:49 we've got the double doors that lead from shop floor to the back. Then in the right in there is the business office, which is just where all the computers and the guns and the phones charge. And where all our printers are off and we print off tickets. And then in there is another room, which is the sales office. Yeah, it's laid out the exact same way my store is. So sales is like,
Starting point is 02:32:15 it's called sales, but it's really just the store manager's room. And no one goes in there except the store manager, pretty much. And like the upper management. But mum came out of the the cash office and was like oh someone fucking stole my stapler so i'm like oh we'll go look for your staple then went to business i was went around around there couldn't find it i'm like oh katherine probably
Starting point is 02:32:36 stole it so i went into the um sales office and i was looking around her desk and I found it. And then I walked out of the sales office while mum was still in there and the assistant store manager was in the business office and was like, Nick, who are you in there with? I'm like, mum. I can't remember her name. It was like three seconds of me saying, um, just trying to remember what her name was.
Starting point is 02:33:03 I'm like, mum. I was like, you know who mum is, mom is don't worry you know i'm sure oh geez yeah no one really questions when i walk in places because i was i used to be a manager a while back oh yeah so obviously i probably shouldn't be in some places but no one really questions it she's like oh whatever probably was asked by tom or someone to do something so you still uh as a cold i am at cold yes yeah and so so you're not managing now you're just um feeling uh yeah i'm just a night filler now i thought yeah yeah i i do uh night fill on service i fucked they said over christ like, we're gonna train you on service. I didn't remind them, because I didn't want to deal with it. Yeah, um, I, when I started, I was doing recovery, and then recovery stopped being a thing, and then I was put onto fill, then they took me for, like, a shift of service, and then I barely did a night for lever again
Starting point is 02:34:05 because I was really good at service yeah and yeah whenever I go in there everyone's always talking about like
Starting point is 02:34:12 how good I am at service and I'm like but I just do my job what do you mean I was never cute enough to work on service yeah
Starting point is 02:34:21 it's like you gotta be so fake to actually like oh I wouldn't be able to do it because i'd start like talking shit with the customers yeah like if i could i would talk like like i am talking to you right now that's why i can't do it but you know can't can't swear can't you know be me so this is how i talk at Big W. Good afternoon. Nicholas speaking. How can I help you?
Starting point is 02:34:50 I'll be like walking around shop floor, like, talking to my workmates, like, how you fucking saying how you doing, mate? Good afternoon. Nicholas speaking. How can I help you? Sure, I'll look for it for you. Give me a second. I'm going to put him on hold, and then I'm like, this fucking bitch wants another fucking couch. Yeah, for me, I... No, I i'm sorry we actually sold out of that yeah yeah have a look at other stores for
Starting point is 02:35:09 you if you'd like i can maintain that for about 10 seconds then i'm like i'm pretty good at it now um one of the one of the girls that i work with they're uh using whenever i see her i'm like hi using and she's like nick you're so fucking chipper i chipper. I'm like, yeah, I have to be real quick, I'm gonna get fired. This isn't the real me. Yeah, I tend to be nice, like, I don't be chipper. I'll be nice to the customers. Like, I'll talk to them as if they're, like, I don't know, a colleague at work or something like that. And like an office, not like, not my work,
Starting point is 02:35:41 because I talk shit to my people at work. But the instant that someone's, like not my work because i talk shit to my people at work um but the instant that someone's like my age or they walk up to me like hey bro that instantly turns off like what's up yeah if you start the conversation with hey bro i'm not gonna be nice to you i'm just gonna talk like i normally do yeah i do that with some customers um like like a like like young younger guys like hey man you know where this is like yeah bro it's around there oh you'll have some older guys everyone except for dude bros I put on my my oh yeah it's just right this way I believe if you've got any left in stock they'll just be around
Starting point is 02:36:20 this corner yeah but there's a couple of, older guys as well who do the same thing. It's like, or, I don't know, he'll just say, like, he's someone who's, like, worked in a factory his entire life and has never bothered to be professional his entire life
Starting point is 02:36:34 and just, like, he'll just, like, I don't know, if you start the conversation with swearing as well, that's when it also turns off. It's just like, whatever. You clearly don't care.
Starting point is 02:36:47 But I've got this, there's this dude who comes through occasionally he's my favourite customer, he's this really old dude who has a walking stick and he's had like a skin graft on his face and he's the nicest person on the planet and whenever you like, whenever he asks, like, where's this product
Starting point is 02:37:03 or do you have anything out back, if you have it it it will make his day he is the happiest person you've ever seen it's like you have like you walk home and you just bought a puppy and the puppy's just seeing you come home for the first time that's what it's like yeah well um i like outside of work, I fucking hate old people. They are smelly. They are slow. They are loud. They just, I fucking hate them, okay? But at work, some of the old people, they're so lovely.
Starting point is 02:37:39 People, I'll, like, get something out, and I'll spend, like, a minute helping, like, find something, and they're like, oh, thank, and I'll spend, like, a minute helping, like, find something. And they're like, oh, thank you so much. Oh, you're the best. It is nice when you occasionally have those customers who are actually appreciative. Yeah. Like, after dealing with toy sale customers, like, why are you sold out? Because we've got a toy sale, and everyone else got here before you. Mm-hmm.
Starting point is 02:38:01 Oh, I'm going to complain to your manager. Okay, Karen, thanks. Yeah, we haven't had, at least I haven't dealt with those people. Typically, if someone gets a bit irate, I usually find my boss or someone who I want to pretend is my boss and let them deal with it. Yeah. I remember once, we had this
Starting point is 02:38:18 manager who, he comes back every now and then to relieve when other managers go off other places called Chris. When Chris started, I hated him. He was then like to relieve when our other managers go off other places um good chris when i when chris started i hated him he was like snooty and boring but i love him now he's like great uh once i once i had a customer complain they were out of stock or something and i said we had none on order or anything not on hand uh and i went out the back because he wanted to speak to my manager and i'm like wait chris can you come tell us customer out of stock like here
Starting point is 02:38:47 here's my gun look at this we got none in stock not order can you just tell customer bag that same thing mm-hmm and then he went out there and did the whole I'm very sorry about the weight there how can I help you what you need to know oh yes nope sorry we've got it on here we've got no hand I can show you other stores if you like but not the whole spiel that we that we do to customers that are being pains um and then she like calmed down like immediately and walked off she got like out of earshot and he's like that fucking bitch Some of the stuff that we talk about in my store If HR walked through
Starting point is 02:39:30 We would all be fired Like we've got this old lady Okay she's a lesbian right And she is the most open person About sexual encounters And she Sorry my dad's coming in
Starting point is 02:39:46 even though I told him not to come in oh it's like now I'm jacking off but anyway important things uh yeah
Starting point is 02:39:54 so she's like the most open about it and you just mention like various food items and she'll have a story it's like whipped cream banana
Starting point is 02:40:03 uh apples and just like can you like not for a minute like even for us it's a bit much sometimes retail's fun i enjoy it there are so many stories i could tell you about about customers but there's one story i really wanted to tell you about a customer I didn't even see. So back in 2015, I was 16 years old. Yes. I think. Yeah.
Starting point is 02:40:34 Doesn't matter. 2015 and I was 16. I was towards the end of the year. I only started in 2015, so I wasn't very accustomed to Big W and service. And I walked in, and my boss at the time, Stuart, fucking hated his guts. Biggest arsehole. Stuart came up to me before I'd even signed in and was like,
Starting point is 02:40:59 mate, I've got the perfect job for you. I'm like, no, Stuart, I'm not doing it. You can do it yourself. He's like, no, Stuart, I'm not doing it. You can do it yourself. He's like, no, no, no, you haven't even seen it yet. I'm like, I don't want to see it. If you're saying it's the perfect job for me, I'm not doing it. And it's like, sometimes when I talk about stuff at work,
Starting point is 02:41:15 like, I didn't actually say this to his face. I said this to his face. If you've told me it's the perfect job for me, I'm not doing it. He's like, oh, look, look oh look look mate look we don't know what it is someone could have just dropped their mask but i'm like no i'm not cleaning up shit stewart i'm 16 i'm not cleaning up shit look mate everyone's cleaned up one in their lifetime. I'm like, I am going to vomit if I look at it.
Starting point is 02:41:47 I cannot clean it up. No, look, mate. He just, like, kept saying, like, oh, everyone's done it. You gotta do it once. Fucking hell. Went on for, like, 20 minutes, like this grown-ass man, not wanting to clean up shit.
Starting point is 02:42:02 I walk down there. I get, like, 20 metres from it. I walk down there. I get like 20 meters from it. I can smell it. That is not a Mars bar. That is a shit. I spent 45 minutes cleaning this shit up off the ground. Fuck. He found this shit on the ground and got the exercise machine that was next to it, the rowing machine, picked it up and put it over it so that no one stepped on it,
Starting point is 02:42:31 and then left it for me when I started my shift. So I had to go and get the cleaning trolley and bring it all the way out. I got a paper towel, wrapped it around and around and around and around a pair of tongs then had a bag that i opened up picked up the shit with the the paper towel tongs put all of it in the bag and then put the tongs in in a of sand, put then sand onto the ground to then try to get rid of the shit. Sweeped it up and put whatever it was called, like Detox or something,
Starting point is 02:43:14 some cleaning liquid on the ground. Then I had to use more paper towels on the tongs. I wrapped the tongs of paper towel and then made a ball of paper towel that I then grabbed with the tongs to get all the rest of the cleaning detergent off then put it in the bag I took 45 minutes that was and then like after I'd finished like you could still see like I was not gonna get all the shit off that ground. Don't you have service staff?
Starting point is 02:43:49 They come in every morning. Right. And this was, like, after they'd already left. Okay, because my service staff are also the trolley people. Yeah, no, our trolley guys and our cleaning people are separate teams. Okay, yeah. So, yeah. So yeah. I guess Coles is a bit of a smaller store.
Starting point is 02:44:09 Because we have in Nightfield we have like 20 employees. Yeah. And as well as Stuart being there who fucking hates Stuart, he was my line manager
Starting point is 02:44:24 and then the store manager at the time, Antonio, ten times worse than Stuart, was also working that day. Luckily, he does not fucking work for us anymore. And then he calls me up, like, 20 minutes after I finished. He's like, oh, Nick, I don't know if you remember yeah I don't know if this is something that you would remember oh but about about half an hour ago you clean up a shit yeah I did
Starting point is 02:44:55 don't tell me there's another one it's like oh what what what'd you do with with the shit after you clean it up like I put it in the bin that's on the cleanest trolley oh you put it in the bin why did you put it in the bin outside because no one told me to do that you told me to clean up the shit and put it in the fucking trolley oh why didn't you know to fucking put it in the dumpster what's the cleaner gonna think when he when he goes into his bin and there's shit in there it's in a fucking bag he's a cleaner that's literally his job like these people clean the toilets like am i not like how am i supposed to know that the bin that has the big like hazardous waste icon on it is not for hazardous waste
Starting point is 02:45:37 it's like everything that i did i put in a bag There is no chance of him touching shit If he grabs the bag And then I like No one fucking told me That you were supposed to do that And he's like going off at me It's like Mate
Starting point is 02:45:53 Fuck off If you want me to do a job Don't make me clean up shit And also Tell me how to do the job Fuck That's a fun That's a fun shift. I've had nothing that bad, for sure.
Starting point is 02:46:10 I made a post about that on Facebook. One of my mates, we weren't really friends, we were friends of friends, Christian, commented on my post, like, Facebook isn't your personal blog. Do you know what Facebook is?
Starting point is 02:46:29 that's literally Facebook social media platform it is literally a blogging platform so then we bullied him about it in private what do you think Facebook was? a meme platform? I don't know. It's not LinkedIn. LinkedIn's like a business platform. That'd be different. If you want to post it on LinkedIn,
Starting point is 02:46:51 it's like, my boss just made me clean up shit today. That would be a bit different. But, no. I would have found a new job. I clearly don't like you there. I'm just too lazy to find a job. That's don't like you there. Yeah, I'm just too lazy to find a job.
Starting point is 02:47:06 That's why I'm still sitting here, playing RuneScape and watching YouTube instead of at a development team. Yeah, that's fair. Doing gaming. Well, to be fair, the start of this year wasn't really a good time to look for a new job. Because you would have been the first person let go.
Starting point is 02:47:23 Yeah. That was fun. I think that'll make a good clip, actually. That's one of the few times where I'm like, that's actually, like, a solid clip. Oh, epic. Wonderful. Tell my shit-cleaning story.
Starting point is 02:47:39 Yeah, absolutely. I'm not sure how long it went for. I don't know. It was probably about ten minutes. I don't know. It was probably about 10 minutes. I don't know. I didn't start. I used to take timestamps, and then I got lazy, and now I'm not taking timestamps, so now it just takes a bit longer. But I think I'm getting better clips now,
Starting point is 02:47:57 because I actually have to go back and actually look at what's happening rather than be like, this is when it happened. Because maybe there's something else that I forgot about that's actually really good. There actually was one thing I did want to talk about today. I've noticed that you've actually changed a lot over the past couple of years. Like, back in, like, first year, you were just a massive weeb.
Starting point is 02:48:18 Now you actually seem like a functional adult. I have become a bit more of a functional adult because of university I used to Year 12, year 11 I did no homework ever So when I got home I would get straight onto the computer
Starting point is 02:48:34 And I would game all night I would have anime on my second screen Gaming on my main screen That's all I did Year 11, year 12 I did no like homework i know the feeling yeah i did was it was it was at school because it was easy i don't know about you but oh no i i was the exact same i played runescape the entire time i i wasn't i know i was
Starting point is 02:48:58 watching anime at the time so i was watching anime as well and just did no homework i didn't need to yeah so everything was at school um i couldn't do my music work at home anyway because my music work was all music tech right so i needed like the programs that were only on the school computers um but yeah so i just like i had so much free time on my hands and then i got into anime when i was in year 10. Yep. So I was like at the, I was like two years into my anime career. Anime career. And whatever, my anime journey. Sounds even cringier.
Starting point is 02:49:34 Anyway, go on. Fucking no, dude. Anyway, so I got to high school, I got to uni, and I thought I could do the same thing. Then it turned out that I couldn't do the same thing, because I needed to actually do research and homework and all that then it got up to like I was barely watching any anime or playing any games towards the end of year 12 not year 12 the end of year three of uni because I only did a three-year course,
Starting point is 02:50:07 and I was doing like eight hour days programming, Monday to Friday, and I would get home and I would just be too tired to do anything. I'd just like turn my second monitor off, I'm too tired to pay attention to two things at once and i would just play minecraft yeah or i would just sit there and watch anime um not even that much i watched anime though and then i got into that project that i was doing eight hours a day programming became an internship that i was then doing five hours a day ten to four right and that's not five hours a day that's that that's doing five hours a day, 10 to four. Right. And- That's not five hours a day.
Starting point is 02:50:48 What's that? That's not five hours a day. Five hours a day. I didn't say five hours a day, I said five days a week. Oh, you said five hours a day. Did I? Yes. I meant five days a week. Okay, yes, anyway.
Starting point is 02:50:59 So I was doing that and I would just be literally sitting at my computer in Unity, in Visual Studio, programming the entire time. And I would go have a half an hour break to go get lunch. And that's all I would do all day. So I was just mentally drained. And I just stopped watching anime. It was so abrupt. I think I sent you a message on Discord.
Starting point is 02:51:24 I just realized I haven't watched any anime this season. I don't sent you a message on Discord like I just realised I haven't watched any anime this season I don't think you have I don't think you have maybe you have I don't know I don't know
Starting point is 02:51:30 I think I sent that to you I don't know I didn't either way it got up to like March and I'm like what's even airing this season
Starting point is 02:51:38 like I remember like the new season would start in anime and I would be like okay I'm watching these seven things this season. I think I watched two animes. I've got a bunch of stuff downloaded.
Starting point is 02:51:52 I just haven't watched it yet. I'm starting to go back and watch some stuff now. I just didn't have time this year. Let me just log into my Plex and see what I'm actually at. Because for me, as you know i was watching anime i was watching 30 things a season for my first couple of years at uni i somehow managed to balance that that was insane um so i was doing i was getting hds and everything
Starting point is 02:52:19 spending like fuck knows how long on uni stuff and then still watching 30 things a week which was stupid um then we got to last year and i was still watching some anime i watched a bit less but the youtube stuff started picking up and then i started doing it daily and now that i'm here i'm doing my final year of uni and i'm doing daily videos and it's just like i don't really have that much time for the anime stuff i still watch some and i still want to go back to it now that I'm back on break and I'll probably be watching more over the break but when I think about what I could be doing there I'm like I could stream during this time couldn't I that would be fun because that would be like an extra thing I
Starting point is 02:52:59 could do alongside my channel that would obviously be an extra income source and be just an extra fun thing i could do so it's like i have this time where i could be doing the anime stuff or i could be working my business and that's kind of how i'm feeling about it now yeah um so yeah i've got my 2019 anime up here so i watched all the way through astrolots in Space, Dr. Stone, Isekai Cheat Magician, and Ascendance of a Bookworm. Five animes. Last year.
Starting point is 02:53:30 The entire year I watched five. And then I have Do You Love Your Mum? and Two Hit Montantagra attacks. I watched halfway through that and that was garbage. Aw, that's fun though. If it was for my daughter
Starting point is 02:53:43 I'd even defeat Demon Lord. I watched four episodes or so of that. And then someone told me that it turns out that she grows up. Stop. This is a spoiler for a really good series. It's a fucking garbage series. No, it's amazing. I'd do anything for my Demon Lord spoiler, starting now.
Starting point is 02:54:04 She grows up and then they get married and that's fucking disgusting because she is his daughter and no, yucky, ooh. So I dropped that before she even grew up because I want her to be a pure little girl and not grown up, married teenager.
Starting point is 02:54:21 Ooh, yucky. Okay, spoiler's over now. Good, you can come back. Cautious Hero, I watched a few episodes of that. I haven't dropped it, I just haven't gone back to it. Same thing with Demon Lord Retry. Oh, wait, Cautious Hero's really good, yeah.
Starting point is 02:54:36 I forgot what that was for a second. Fuck, what's the Japanese name? I don't know. Anyway, go on. I don't know. Flex translates all the names to English. Ah ah makes sense i i know the japanese names of most of them but like it's got the english names here yeah um yeah demon love retry i watched like three episodes and i'm like oh this is just um re-zero crossed with like overlord or something i don't know re-zero on something else um and i dropped it cop craft know ReZero and something else and I dropped it Cop Craft
Starting point is 02:55:06 I watched one episode and dropped that and then to the Abandoned Sacred Beasts I watched one episode and it's still there I can watch it
Starting point is 02:55:16 so it's alright and then I've got like six others that I haven't even started yet yeah there's a couple of things that I'm I've still got on my list, but I'm like, I might just drop this. I've watched a bit more of like this season's stuff.
Starting point is 02:55:33 Well, not this season, this year's stuff. Infinite Dendrogram, really enjoyed that. Darwin's Game. I haven't finished that yet. I still have three episodes left. Fucking amazing. I read the manga, so I'm way ahead.
Starting point is 02:55:49 Darwin's Game is probably a fifth of the way or a sixth of the way through the manga. Yeah. And it's very fucking good. I love Darwin's Game. I was very excited when I saw that airing. The Eighth Son, are you kidding me? That's airing this season.
Starting point is 02:56:03 I read the manga for that as well. I'm very excited about this anime. Same thing with Tower of God. Oh, yeah, I need to... I'm still on last season right now. What? Last season of anime. Oh, like the last season of Tower of God
Starting point is 02:56:18 was another season? Yeah, no, that would be good. Yeah, Tower of God is very good. I read the manga, but I gave up on it about two years ago because i moved from my manga reading app manga zone to like manga storm and then manga storm didn't have tower of god so i forgot it existed for a while yeah yeah but now i'm on touchyomi which is the best manga reading app i've ever found and it's fucking amazing so if
Starting point is 02:56:42 you're not using touchyomi and you need a new manga reading app Tachiyomi and then there's like four others that from this season that I've got downloaded because my brother watches anime now yeah I'm looking at the list for this season and there's a couple of things in here that I do want to check out obviously
Starting point is 02:57:01 Tower of God I also want to watch the second season of Kaguya Summer because that is really good I like my rom-coms I guess I should I've heard bad things about it I guess I should finish off Shokugeki no Soma though Food Wars
Starting point is 02:57:18 I hear that last season is garbage though I've got Fire Force downloaded. I should probably watch it. No, you should watch Fire Force. Fire Force is actually, like... Drop everything else you're watching and watch Fire Force. Yeah. I watched episode one and it was, like, fucking gas.
Starting point is 02:57:37 Apparently... Wait, July? Are we in July or are we in June? We are in June. Oh, damn it. Sword Art Online! Yes, next season of SAO is coming out. Did you...
Starting point is 02:57:48 That, the ending of last season, because they did a splitcore, was the worst ending I've ever seen to an anime season ever. I don't remember what the ending was. Sinon showed up, and then it ended. Like, literally it ended. Oh, correct, yeah.
Starting point is 02:57:59 She's just like, Hey, Asuna! And then end the episode, end the season. Yeah. I'm excited for that i love that um re-zero hasn't even started airing yet and they've already got re-zero season two part two set for next year i am excited for more re-zero i hear that it gets really good from that from now on yeah i'm just i'm just very excited for zero like fucking like i love zero but i'm just not excited that season two is a two core and the second core of it is like a year away like a full
Starting point is 02:58:32 year away i think it was like july next year also finish fire force so you can watch the second season that's that's coming out next season as well two weeks weeks. Next season, okay. Season coming up. Season coming up. Um, what else? The God of High School up here is actually pretty good. Yeah, um, there's a manga of that that keeps coming up that I recommended, but I don't want to read it. Mm-hmm. Wait, did you say...
Starting point is 02:58:59 There's like 500 chapters or something. I just found something I haven't seen in a long time. It's a trashy harem series. I thought those died out for a while. Uh, Mal Gakuinni, uh, no, I'm just gonna send you the name. It's fucking too long. I'm gonna be here all day if I try to say the name.
Starting point is 02:59:16 Say the name. I'm trying to look through summer 2020. Is it from the summer list? Here you go. Here you go. The Misfit of Demon King Academy. History's Strongest Demon King. Read.
Starting point is 02:59:29 Thanks. Thanks, Discord. What else do we have? I probably shouldn't be scrolling through this just in case anything goes off at work. This is obviously a light novel title. Oh yeah, absolutely. title oh yeah absolutely perfect i don't know if that was even remotely good or not oh it was probably very bad i'm fairly
Starting point is 02:59:58 sure i i fucked up a lot but i am an intellectual you a Japanese university. Yeah you did, so did Aiden. Oh, bruh, it's... okay yeah, I lied, doing Japanese at a uni does not make you an intellectual. This is from Sukaweru Enix. I don't know what you just said. Sukaweru Enixu da. That's Square Enix. Oh. If you watch any Square Enix anime, that is one of the title cards.
Starting point is 03:00:34 It says Sukaweru Enixu da. Oh lord. There's not actually much next season that even looks too interesting. You're looking at this on Anyulist i am looking at my anime okay all right then this is about rental girlfriends all right then rental girlfriend rent a girlfriend so so it's just like um uh species reviewer i haven't watched
Starting point is 03:01:03 that yet Neither have I I hear it's good though I just love that They Who was it that dubbed it? Funimation Funimation They dubbed three episodes
Starting point is 03:01:14 And then realised that it was a porn Do you know who ended up Ah, when Do you know who picked up In Species Reviewer After they dropped it? Who? It was one of the big
Starting point is 03:01:24 Australian ones. Anime Lab? Yes, it was Anime Lab. So everyone on Reddit... Anime Lab is the only Australian anime place that I know. So on Reddit, everyone was like, how do I VPN to Australia? Which is nothing that anyone's ever said before.
Starting point is 03:01:42 Why would you want to come to Australia? It's like, we have nothing over here. We have Stan. We have interspecies refuels and we have Neighbours. That's all we have. You probably don't want to watch one of those. I'll leave that up to you to decide.
Starting point is 03:01:58 I don't really think I want to watch either of them. I watched enough Neighbours when I was a kid. Yeah, no. I don't's i i don't i really don't want to ever watch that series again when we were kids we we made our own um like a parody of the of the neighbors intro oh lord neighbors pick your bomb and taste the flavors no one outside of like Australia and the UK Is going to have any idea What Neighbours is
Starting point is 03:02:27 Oh lord Neighbours is garbage Neighbours is garbage Home and Away is slightly better But it's still garbage I'm trying to figure out How to look at next season Season any Probably change that too What are you looking at On any chart I'm trying to figure out how to look at next season.
Starting point is 03:02:47 Oh, season, any, probably change that too. What are you looking at? On any chart? I'm trying to look at any list. Oh, I don't know how to use any list. Fuck if I know. Use any chart. You were on any list.
Starting point is 03:02:57 You just sent me the link to it. Oh, no. How were you looking at next season's anime? Oh, any chart and any list are linked together. Oh, okay. That's and any list are linked together. Ah, okay. That's the link to next season. What's coming up in fall? Yeah, I see quite often, like... Manga that I read being adapted, so...
Starting point is 03:03:17 Let's see if there's any... I'm sorry! Did you... Wait, did you watch the... Did you watch Mahoka? Mahoka? No. Oh, okay. It's a really shit light novel series from a couple years ago, and it's getting a season two. For some reason. Some reason.
Starting point is 03:03:32 What's- what's Mahoka? Uh, it is. Is that some fucking Maho shoujo? No, it's a- about- it's a harem series about people in a magic school. But uh, third season of Darmachi is coming out which I'm excited for oh yeah I ended up watching the side series oh yeah wait yeah magic high school yes so I started reading it then I downloaded the anime and my brother watched it and I haven't yet. Apparently, brother-sister incest stuff, so I don't know if I do want to watch it.
Starting point is 03:04:12 I'm not into incest. I don't know if I want to actually watch the show. I think that's a pretty standard position to hold. But I've read Most of Darmachi And this season If they adapt it properly It's going to be really good Last season wasn't that good
Starting point is 03:04:31 But now that we're getting into the Xenos arc It's going to be really good What else do we have? I forgot that Bakugan was airing again Because I started watching Bakugan in English Is it? Yeah What? Yeah, so started watching Bakugan in English. Is it? Yeah. What?
Starting point is 03:04:46 Yeah, so they did Bakugan Battle Planet. Have you watched any Bakugan? No, I don't care about that for a second. Gochuman, where Saiki Desukawa's getting a third season. Why is it getting a third season? I don't know what that is. It doesn't matter. You don't know what it is.
Starting point is 03:05:04 Here you go. Anyway, you were saying about Bakugan. Yeah, Bakugan. You ever watch Bakugan? I've watched a ton as a kid. Yeah, so Battle Brawlers was like the best season ever. Yeah. And then they did New Destroyer and then they stopped it. I only watched Battle Brawlers. You didn't watch New Destroyer? I think I watched an episode. I saw it on TV, but I was already too old when that stuff started coming out. Yeah, I was too old. I watched it anyway.
Starting point is 03:05:32 Oh, I'd go back and watch it now, but... I could, but it's probably garbage. Oh, absolutely. I'd watch the Japanese version, surely. Yeah. I started watching Battle Planet, which is their new season of it. And it's too formulaic now
Starting point is 03:05:48 back in the day it was Dan Cuso and his friends fighting against the masquerade who turned out to be Alice and it was this full serialised thing episodic
Starting point is 03:06:04 it wasn't episodic it was like you need serialized thing, like episodic. It wasn't episodic, it was like you watch each episode in order. But this one is just like this episode Dan learns how to be friends with his Bakugan and this episode he learns to not post nude pictures of his friends online
Starting point is 03:06:20 because that has bad things for the future. Every episode is like a 10 minute like teaching children how to not be dick bags right yes I watch if you have that and then the place that I was watching it stopped putting the new English episodes on there mm-hmm so I just stopped watching watch the English version because I fucking watched it when I was a kid and it was on TV. Okay, that's fair.
Starting point is 03:06:48 I don't want to change to Japanese voice actors when I'm watching a cartoon. Oh wait, is it the same characters? It is. It's the same characters, but not the same voice actors. Right. But it's a completely different art style and they hit reset on the universe. Right, okay. So it starts off with um actually no i think it's just the main character is the same so it's still dan still dan kuso
Starting point is 03:07:10 but his friends are different and he's now like eight years old again right and the bakugan um instead of how it worked before where you know bakugan and cards rain from the sky it was like meteorites landed and Dan is a YouTube sensation so he was like filming this this meteorite land and he went up and found it and there's a Bakugan in there and it's like YouTube sensation he he and his friends have have like this website that they run even though they're like eight-year-olds they're like this website that they run even though they're like eight year olds they're like a website where they're like very very famous
Starting point is 03:07:48 and then they became Baku brawlers so they're like even more famous now right but all of the bad guys always
Starting point is 03:07:56 know where they are because they have a website where they live stream constantly how do they keep finding us
Starting point is 03:08:02 I don't know maybe we should turn off the little robots maybe that should be the ultimate lesson us? I don't know. Maybe we should turn off the little robots following us. Maybe that should be the ultimate lesson of the series, don't have a camera on yourself all the time. It's just a- the entire thing is just a story about a surveillance state. Yeah. Oh lord. Yeah, it was alright.
Starting point is 03:08:22 Aside from the fact that, you know, it was just, like, preachy little... Don't make your friends unhappy or else they'll stop being your friends. It was still fine. But supposedly, because of the fact that they made the original anime based on... Like, they made it based around being able to make toys of this stuff.
Starting point is 03:08:46 Sure. The actual game that you could play was garbage. And the rules are just stupid. Sure. So they completely redesigned Bakugan, and now it's an actual game that you can play competitively, and it's not just for kids, because they realized even though they're making it for kids, they now know that it's not going to kids because they realized like even though they're making it
Starting point is 03:09:05 for kids they now know that it's not going to be kids that are playing the game yeah you got to look at what's happened with pokemon yeah like kids are going to collect the figures and put them on their shelf and maybe they'll ditch them at their friends heads but they're not gonna they're not gonna get build a jack out of the cards and roll the card onto the things and play at tournaments like that's gonna be adults so they've made like an actual comprehensive rule set yeah the people who have money to spend like $1000 on a deck those are the people who you
Starting point is 03:09:34 want to entice to play it people like me who have money to spend $140 US dollars on four copies of Mox Opal and Mox Opal gets banned and then I lose 900 dollars! Whatever it was, 140 times four, times whatever the fucking US conversion rate is.
Starting point is 03:09:54 That doesn't sound like fun. Yeah. Magic the Gathering, a very expensive fobby. I always take the piss out of Kung for spending all the money on Warhammer figures. And then you realise you're just as bad. I'm just as bad. He at least has a thing he can do with them. He can be like, I'm going to paint these things and then I'm going to play with them.
Starting point is 03:10:17 Yeah, and I just play with them and then I go 0-4 at tournaments and I'm like, oh. I'm actually not as good as I thought I was. I need to spend more money. I need better meta. I need better cards. I have not got perfect meta yet. Yeah, exactly. The reason that I lose is because
Starting point is 03:10:37 of the type of decks that I play. I play decks that are very easy to interact with. And by interact with, I mean my opponent just plays one card and I'm dead. It's like, my entire game plan revolves around activating abilities of artifacts, and then they play one creature that says,
Starting point is 03:10:55 activated abilities can't be activated. I'm like, excuse me, what? I have ways to kill creatures, but the ways that I kill creatures are activated abilities on artifacts so I can't kill the creature good game, permanent the way that your deck is being beat
Starting point is 03:11:13 is just Yu-Gi-Oh meta it's just like, oh, one turn wins is just Yu-Gi-Oh meta at this point because that game is so broken yeah, it's essentially whoever goes first just wins I've had Yu yugioh explained to me by a few people that play yugioh that doesn't sound fun like you may as well just
Starting point is 03:11:34 just roll a die and then say hey yeah i won i've because of some like politics stuff that's happened with uh magic recently i do know like a tiny bit about magic and i know that like with a lot of other card games it's had a problem of uh power scaling over the years oh yeah yeah every set just bring that broken shit where like you can look at like some of the old cards you're like why would anyone ever play that at that time it was actually a good card but yugioh has that problem but it does it by like, timesing everything by a thousand. So it's like, oh yes, you can do 40,000 life points on the first turn. I'm sorry, what?
Starting point is 03:12:14 Yeah, like, set your opponent's life total to 100. Do 1000 damage. Those are two cards that exist. Like, early on in the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime, people joked about, like, oh, you can't play that many cards in one turn, and now you can. You can just play your entire deck in a turn, basically. Yeah, it's like, you can only normal summon one monster a turn. But yeah, now there's 20 different ways to summon stuff. You don't need to normal summon.
Starting point is 03:12:39 You normal summon one guy, then you tribute that, then you tribute that, then you synchro, then you create the overlay network and it sees summon, and then your opponent's dead. Broken game. You can't attack on the
Starting point is 03:12:53 first turn, guys. You don't need to attack to do damage, though. You can just sacrifice this creature, sacrifice this monster, and it deals damage to its power, to its final. I can't even imagine what it'd be like to be like a some big into Yu-Gi-Oh at this point like how would those
Starting point is 03:13:14 tournaments actually go down it's like it'd probably be easier to do them online because you just you roll the die and then you walk away from your computer if you lost right if you lost a die roll basically is isn't it yeah um that's what people would have done against me in magic arena um because arena is the online magic um it's only like
Starting point is 03:13:40 newish cards um so i i I took it upon myself to play the jank artifact combo that I always play, but just different, because there are different cards in the arena. And so my opponent literally walked away from his computer, and I could tell because when you
Starting point is 03:13:58 click pass into end of turn, you don't get prompted to respond to an action like certain actions so i would like cast a spell and normally you would have to click like that spell resolves but if you click pass it just water resolves um so i was just i was doing my combo for like half an hour taking infinite turns each turn i was doing things to draw cards. I finally drew my combo piece, which is Darksteel Reactor. It has a trigger so that
Starting point is 03:14:30 at the start of your turn, you put a counter onto it, and then if you've got 20 counters on it, you win the game. But for some reason, Magic Arena is coded in such a way that when you pass into end of turn, it lets spells resolve,
Starting point is 03:14:45 it lets activated abilities resolve, and it lets some triggered abilities resolve, but not all triggered abilities auto-resolve. So I was doing all my stuff, triggers were happening, then I'd go to my upkeep, and the trigger would happen, and it would wait for my opponent to click accept.
Starting point is 03:15:02 Right. And then you've got a timer, so it would take 20 seconds to run out the timer, and then you've got like a timer so it would take like 20 seconds to run out the timer and then it would automatically resolve resolve after that and then i'd go do other things triggers would resolve nothing would happen to my opponent i got my next turn and then the trigger would have to resolve i'm sitting here like i want to actually win but it's not gonna let me because he has to wait for it to resolve or i have to wait for him to let it resolve but if you time out i think it's three or four times in a row you concede the game right
Starting point is 03:15:31 so he's just going to make it annoying for you to win the game yeah so like he walked away from his computer didn't even care about the game anymore i was going to win by getting 20 counters on this artifact but i never got to do it because he walked away and he conceded when I was on 4 counters. I wanted to do the 20 counter win, but very sad. So I always
Starting point is 03:15:56 just build really weird win condition stuff in magic. Because the normal way to win in magic. Because the normal way to win in magic is you do 20 damage to your opponent because you start off on 20 life, you do 20 damage, you win.
Starting point is 03:16:12 You get creatures, you attack with creatures or you cast spells that do damage. I don't like doing that though. I like making my opponent have no fun. But I usually have no fun myself. People play
Starting point is 03:16:28 things like, get rid of your creature so you can't attack me. Like, aha, I wasn't going to attack you in the first place. I was going to play a card that says I win the game if I have this really weird condition. And you never have that condition. No, I mean, in modern people can't just do that.
Starting point is 03:16:44 People would just let me do my combo. Or there's this card called Emrakul. It costs 15 mana. So in a normal game of Magic, each turn you gain one extra mana. And by turn 15, you have 15 mana. But no one ever actually casts Emrakul because emrakul is way too expensive you want to be winning on like turn four not turn 15 so they'll use like cards that say put a creature from your hand into play and then it dies at the end of the turn so they'll like put emrakul into
Starting point is 03:17:19 play attack once he's a big creature he's got 15 power So 15 damage And then he'll die And then they'll get him back later But I play decks where I get tons of mana really fast And I get to play him For an actual mana cost And when you actually play him You get to keep him around to end a turn
Starting point is 03:17:40 You don't need to kill him It's like It's really jank People don't need to kill him. It's like, it's really jank. People don't like versing me because they have to actually get rid of him. And he's got protection from Instants, and Instants are what the majority of the creature removal is based around. So you can't kill him.
Starting point is 03:18:01 Too bad. Back when I was into Hearthstone a lot, I would do the same sort of stupid decks, which was like, this is not actually a meta deck. I'm just having fun here. Yeah. When I played Hearthstone, I just got all of the cards that say,
Starting point is 03:18:15 make a bunch of creatures, like a Firemind's Portal with seven mana, do five damage to a thing, and then create a five cost minion. And then I found out my deck that I brewed just had a bunch of freeze a creature, kill a creature, make a creature. That was actually a meta deck that people were actually playing in tournaments. And I just put all the cards that I had into a deck. and I just put all the cards that I had into a deck.
Starting point is 03:18:47 My favourite deck from early on was my Murloc deck, which if you haven't played Hearthstone, basically a Murloc is a... They're generally really weak creatures and you don't play them as a main thing in your deck unless you have nothing but Murlocs in your deck because the thing about Murlocs is they tend to buff each other so there's like a murloc that will give each like other murlocs extra attack or a murloc where you have other murlocs on the field it'll summon another murloc or you have like one that'll you have like a legendary murloc which boosts up everything a ton and it's just a stupid deck when
Starting point is 03:19:20 it falls into play properly the problem is basically every Murloc can be defeated by nothing, because they have one attack. So you can just ram anything into them and they just die. So it takes a while to get an opponent that will actually fall for a Murloc deck, but when it happens, it's so fun.
Starting point is 03:19:40 Well yeah, there's stuff like that in Magic, but they're called Murfolk, not Murloc. And a lot of them just say other creatures you control well yeah there's stuff like that in magic but they're called merfolk not merlock and a lot of them just say like other creatures you control have or other merfolk
Starting point is 03:19:51 have plus one attack plus one power and then you get five of those out and everything's now like a cheap creature that was a one attack one
Starting point is 03:20:00 defense and now they're like six attack six defense and there's one that says like for each mirth work you control create a mirth work token which is another creature that's got one one but it's it's garbage to one one but then you have five creatures that give them all plus one plus one now you've got like 10 the six sixes well there's this other fun card that this wasn't
Starting point is 03:20:21 here when i was playing the murloc deck it would have broken the game if it was out back then uh all your murlocs cost one so you can just you get to turn like six and you just throw your hand out every turn well yeah there was this there was an amazing card in hearthstone when i when i was playing it was legal in like every format um and it was whenever you cast this minion you recast every single spell you've cast that game oh yeah i do remember that and if you had played that creature already you recast every single spell that you cast including that creature which then makes you cast all of the spells that you cast again so you would by the time that you'd played the second that you cast again. So you would by the time that you'd played the second one
Starting point is 03:21:08 you'd be playing everything with spell three times. And so if your spells just did like one damage to a target that's like four damage or something that you've done in that. And then like things that make you just draw cards
Starting point is 03:21:23 you draw a fuckton of cards. Or just, like, minions. You just get... You flood the board with minions. Mm-hmm. It was so good. That is... I never played one of those decks,
Starting point is 03:21:35 because I could never afford that, because you had to, like, build stuff with sparks or whatever. I think it was called Dust. Dust, yeah. And I never had Dust Because I didn't play it enough To actually accrue enough Or you'd have to buy decks
Starting point is 03:21:49 And then scrap your cards To get Dust That was the other way you could do it Or buy packs I guess Not decks Yeah But yeah I never bought packs
Starting point is 03:22:01 I never put money into the game Yeah, I was the same Free to play I never built any of the game. Yeah, I was the same. Free to play. I never built any of the broken decks. I wanted to build the Jade deck. Did you ever play when Jade was a thing? That one's not ringing a bell.
Starting point is 03:22:19 Yeah, so there was this thing called a Jade Golem and every time in a game that you make a Jade Golem, it's stronger by one right so like the first jade that you make will be a one one second one will be a two two three three four four and there are a bunch of cards that just say make a jade golem right right um and then there was this like infinite combo where you can there's a card that says either make a Jade Golem or shuffle three copies of this card
Starting point is 03:22:52 into your deck. Oh lord. So you would have one of those in your hand, you would delete your deck and then shuffle that back into your deck and your deck is only now that one card that makes jade golems so you like draw for turn make golem you put more copies of that card back into
Starting point is 03:23:13 your deck and then you'll do that again next turn every single turn you'll be making this this huge huge golems and just be swinging for like tons of damage that is why the competitive for Hearthstone now only has like two of the most recent two of the most recent deck sets you can use you can't even get the older decks anymore oh you can play wilds
Starting point is 03:23:37 you can but you can't actually get those older cards you have to have an older account to have them for when they came out yeah I think you should still be able to like craft the cards an older accountant to have them for when they came out. Yeah. I think you should still be able to craft the cards. You can craft them, but there were still some mission cards you couldn't get. Or quest cards.
Starting point is 03:23:53 And some of those were really good. That's no fun. Yeah, magic. All the cards exist in paper and online. Yeah, you can buy them for as much money as they would sell them to you for. Yep. But there's no such thing as a secondary market.
Starting point is 03:24:10 Just trade for them. Just trade cards one for one, right? Cards don't have actual value. No, not at all. No, they definitely don't cost $8,000 for a Lotus, whatever it is. Black Lotus? $8,000.
Starting point is 03:24:25 Sure, okay. Yep, that's a car. That's actually two of my cars. Yep. There's a car that I'm playing in my 7-point Highlander deck, which is like an entirely Australian format of Magic. But they allow you to print your cards out. You don't need to actually buy them
Starting point is 03:24:45 at most of the places where they hold tournaments one of the cards I've got is worth $1800 and I'm not going to build this deck out of actual cards because I'm not spending that much money on a card yeah, I'd spend
Starting point is 03:25:00 $140 you should just go to a joke tournament with the most expensive deck possible. Yeah. There's a format called Porpoise. And it's essentially cards and magic have rarities. There's common, uncommon, rare, mythic. And in Porpoise, you're only allowed to use common cards.
Starting point is 03:25:21 But even though it's just common cards, there's still very expensive decks in Porpoise. But what I want to do is, as a real funny, buy a really expensive Porpoise deck and then play with it unsleeved. Because if you know anything about magic, you sleeve your fucking deck. Because by shuffling it or by like just not storing it
Starting point is 03:25:47 correctly like your cards will crinkle and they'll get like whiting on them where like the edges of like smash yeah yeah i used to play pokemon i saw the same thing happen yeah yeah so you're like you have to sleeve and like i i double sleeve so i get a Clear inner sleeve And then I put that into a coloured outer sleeve Right, okay Most people double sleeve Everyone at least sleeves But it's pauper, right?
Starting point is 03:26:15 It's only the cheap common cards So why would I need to sleeve the deck Even though it's hundreds of dollars I'll be back in just a moment. Sure. We are way past the reasonable limit for the length of a podcast. I think this is the longest one now, by far. Wonderful.
Starting point is 03:26:38 I need to take a piss for the last hour. I always knew I was the longest. Hmm? I always knew I was the longest. You are the longest. I'm not sure who's second place is now. Maybe... Maybe Marty's episode, I reckon.
Starting point is 03:26:53 Maybe Marty's first one. Or his second one, I don't know. Fucked if I know. I wasn't expecting this one to go for so long, to be honest. All good. Yeah, it's definitely been fun that's for sure And I haven't even touched on most of the topics I don't know what the hell we've talked about during this I don't fucking remember
Starting point is 03:27:13 Big W Uni Anime You not being shit Yeah that also came up You becoming an adult Oh yeah yes I'm now
Starting point is 03:27:27 groin man well I guess what we can end it on is uh have you seen the PS5 memes oh fuck yeah dude like I mean
Starting point is 03:27:37 they're a bit old by now they are and they'll be even older by the time this podcast comes out he he um yeah so probably my favourite one that i've seen
Starting point is 03:27:46 i'll try to try to find it now um it was uh kaiba as a ps5 yeah yeah i know you're talking about yeah here we go i'll show some on the screen here's uh here's uh here's josuke as Xbox. Yeah, Josuke. And it's got Crazy Diamond as the PS5. Yeah. And we've got this one here with Polnareff as a PS5. Yeah, this is going to be way old news by the time this comes out.
Starting point is 03:28:24 I don't even care. We talked about Belle Delphine. That's going to be old news by the time this comes out, I don't even care. We talked about Belle Delphine, that's going to be old news by the time this comes out as well. That only happened yesterday for us. Actually wait, that one. Oh yeah, this one I've seen. Here you go. This one's better.
Starting point is 03:28:37 Yeah that is pretty good. I sent a few of them to a friend but I can't find them. pretty good they are pretty good they are like reddit tier memes but you know I can enjoy them there are some pretty good memes on reddit there's a subreddit called magic the circle jerking because Because, you know, magic is called magic. Yeah, yeah. And, yeah, they do some pretty funny memes sometimes. Like, they'll just, like, remove letters from cards. So the card just reads weird shit. And they especially go on a
Starting point is 03:29:25 mtg-ladfetcher, because there's a subreddit called mtg-cardfetcher that is used on the MagicTCG subreddit. So whenever you put two square brackets around a card name, it'll go on to mtg-cardfetcher and find that card and put the
Starting point is 03:29:41 image in the response. And mtg-ladgefetcher, if you put any words at all into two square brackets, it'll get a random post off the top now. Whatever it's called, like hot thing. And it's just like random
Starting point is 03:29:57 shit. And there was like edit cards. And like, it's probably not funny to you, but it's fucking hilarious to me. Here's the link if you want to have a look at it. Generally the extent of my Reddit is I farm video ideas from Reddit. So yeah, there's crab. 10 wish coin crabs.
Starting point is 03:30:23 Mana cost is 30 and then 10 blue. And it's just a creature. Crab, crab, crab, crab, crab, crab, crab, crab, crab, crab, crab. I feel like this would be funny if I played magic. Yeah. I'm just confused about what's happening
Starting point is 03:30:40 right now. Yeah, me too. I don't know why I've been scrolling through stuff perfectly fine on the screen. There could just be something slightly not safe for work that pops up, but she'll be right. We're not live streaming, you can just cut it out when you edit a video. That means I have to edit the video. I already have to do it to fix up the audio anyway, so it's not a big deal, I guess. I already have to do it to fix up the audio anyway, so it's not a big deal, I guess. I actually still have a video to record after this. I might leave it till next week and just do another Double Day or something. Because it's 2pm. Or almost 2pm now. 2pm now.
Starting point is 03:31:32 There's this card in Magic called Colossal Dreadmoor.m. now this is card in magic called colossal Dreadmoor yes I'm saying yes I know I say yes I know that's the thing anyway go on yes do you know I have no idea I've no doubt you talk about so it costs six mana, is a six six, and has trample. And that is literally the entire card. Six mana, six six, and trample. So six six just means it's a six power, six toughness.
Starting point is 03:31:53 Yeah. But what Wizards did, Wizards of the Coast is the company that makes magic. What Wizards did is they printed him three sets in a row. Now usually, they only print a card once in every three or four sets
Starting point is 03:32:10 because Standard is the most recent three sets. So if they want it to be a Standard-played card, they'll put it in one of the three sets. Then it'll rotate out eventually, so they'll put it in the new set so that it's still legal to play. But they put it back- back in three sets and ever since then they've been just all these memes about it and there's this one here very large scary mouth and it's just um they they have made a card that is not colossal dread more but if you look at all of the rules together,
Starting point is 03:32:48 it is a 6 mana 6-6 Dinosaur with Trample. Even though it's creature type says Human Shapeshifter, but then it's got Dinosaurling. This card is every type except for the ones that aren't Dinosaur. And as an additional cost to cast a spell, pay 3. So it's 3 mana, but you've got to pay the additional cost of three. It's actually just a 6-6. And then very large scary mouse, power and toughness are each equal to the number of cards in your hand,
Starting point is 03:33:17 multiplied by the number of cards in your library, divided by the number of cards in your graveyard, times two, times times zero plus six. So it's just six. Just a six six. Just a six six. It's like every single thing that made that creature
Starting point is 03:33:35 that creature has just been replaced with Clotted Redmoor. And then I commented on there. You should be able to see there um one r1 shman 69s reply to louis salmon and i got 21 upvotes wow that's impressive yeah look how big your e-peen is it's probably one of the one of the biggest uh upvote count i've got on a comment so far i mine was probably from years ago back when I would just say stupid shit because I was a dumb kid.
Starting point is 03:34:10 Now I'm just like, I don't want to use Reddit. I literally have all my subreddits in an RSS feed reader because I don't want to see the comments. I just want to see the topics. Yeah. Good content. Reddit's actual garbage content. It actually is, yeah. No doubt. No doubt. Like, from time to time you run into something that's passable, and then other times it's
Starting point is 03:34:38 like, what? What is this? Why am I here? Why am I here? Yes? You were gonna say something? Why am I here? Yes, you're going to say something? Are you alive? No, I am.
Starting point is 03:34:57 I saw someone comment on Reddit. Someone replied to my comment on Reddit. And I'm like, was I talking about programming on a magic subreddit but no i think he's just talking about sublime which is like a sublime's an ide right uh it's a code editor but close enough yeah um yeah because he said sub over dub and i'm like ah i see your maniculture as well like sublime of atom i'm like i don't know what you mean by sublime over Atom. My comment had nothing to do with sublime. Yeah, why would that be there?
Starting point is 03:35:35 Alright then. Okay. Maybe we should wrap it up, because we're getting close to four hours now and I want some lunch. I want breakfast, yes. Yeah. So something I've been doing lately is giving a shout-out to just some random other channel at the end of the podcast.
Starting point is 03:35:54 Whatever you're interested in right now. Could be... Me? Yes, could be anything. I'm interested in this great guy called 1R1shman04. You can go to his YouTube youtube.com slash channel slash ucnr8apk
Starting point is 03:36:10 4pajx underscore b44 umirmslg slash videos Do you actually have a channel? I mean, I have three videos on it, and that's because I had to do it for assignments or I had a funny ha-ha in Overwatch or i had a funny haha in overwatch
Starting point is 03:36:25 or i found a bug in in in a minecraft mod pack and then i made a workaround for it i was gonna give you a chance to shout your own stuff out as well but i met someone that wasn't you github.com forward slash irishman04 without the ones this time just with eyes mm-hmm follow me on github follow you get up okay cool now um i don't i don't really watch any smaller creators it doesn't have to be smaller i i've shouted out the channel as like a million subscribers before just anything that you're enjoying right now um uh the spiffing brit i'm enjoying right now the spiffing spiffing Brit is a British Gaming channel He does He finds bugs in video games
Starting point is 03:37:09 And then exploits the living hell out of them And yeah I think he's pretty funny Yeah Yeah, looks like a cool channel He's quite big I've been enjoying him quite a bit lately Also Friendly Geordies cool channel. He's quite big, but I've been enjoying him quite a bit lately.
Starting point is 03:37:27 Also, Friendly Geordies. Good Aussie comedian. Yeah, if you care about Australian politics, all one of you, then come check out Friendly Geordies. Because Friendly Geordies is pretty, pretty great.
Starting point is 03:37:46 Yeah. As for me, I should probably think of ones before I start the video. If you need more time, I can shout out more people. I got someone. Since we're on the topic of Australia anyway, and the guy came up earlier, go check out Lewis Spears he is a
Starting point is 03:38:06 phenomenal comedian on his YouTube channel he does mainly commentary stuff where he was just like roast whatever so you've got the the bell to the fagin thing that came out he did a video on twitch's new safety council where he put a spelling mistake in the thumbnail. He talked about the Karen meme, talked about Marvel's new superheroes, Snowflake and Safe Space, and a bunch of other fun stuff like that.
Starting point is 03:38:37 So yeah, go check out Lewis Spears. Great content. Pretty awesome dude as well. I met him when I went to his last show. I should have gone to his last show. I paid for tickets and then I realised the day after that I had tickets to the show and it was last night. And you should come to the next one then. I don't know when it's going to be, but... I'm on the gig list. You can get on the gig list too by going to, I don't know, giglist.com
Starting point is 03:38:58 slash lewisspears? Might be lewisspears.com slash giglist. Probably actually. Yeah, that makes sense. I don't know. That's exactly it. lewisspears.com slash giglist. Oh, no.
Starting point is 03:39:10 Lewspears. Lewspears. Okay. Yeah. I am on the Adelaide giglist, so I'll hear about it soon. Yeah, me too. So, yeah, I want to go to his show. I want to go to Frenchie's show and a couple other people.
Starting point is 03:39:21 Maybe next time Neil comes to South Australia, I need to go to Neil's show as well. Neil Kolhatka for anyone who doesn't know about Australian comedians, which is probably most of you. I thought you were saying Neil Breen. No, Neil Kolhatka. Yeah, that should be pretty much everything for this show.
Starting point is 03:39:41 So was that all you had to shout out? Nothing else? Also, if you guys are into D&D Check out Zee Bashu He does D&D animations He's also relatively big, I believe Yeah, 379k subs Zee Bashu He animates things
Starting point is 03:40:02 He's got a series called The Animated Spellbook Where he plays a character for a few minutes and tells you about a cool D&D spell that you might not know how to use or like how the actual rules about it work and yeah really cool really cool let me bring up that channel that's ZEE yeah I managed to find it cool yeah this looks like a neat channel
Starting point is 03:40:25 Yeah And I meant, I actually meant for like The stuff that, for your own stuff Anything besides your GitHub you had? My stuff? I don't have other stuff Okay, just your GitHub And LinkedIn My YouTube channel that I have six subs on
Starting point is 03:40:39 And my GitHub Go check out his LinkedIn My LinkedIn, yeah What's my LinkedInin link i think it's i think that's also irishman04 is it i hope it's not probably that's a real professional name what do you mean uh no it's linkedin.com slash in slash nicholas dash island dash 699-328-13a sure okay I'm probably not going to give you a LinkedIn channel yeah, don't put my LinkedIn there
Starting point is 03:41:09 yeah, I'll just leave the GitHub and if you've got anything else you want me to put in there as well, I'll do that as well so yeah, I think that is pretty much everything for this show, so before we go I would like to thank my Patrons Joachim, Nathan, Andrew, Montazar, P.R.D.
Starting point is 03:41:24 Bro, Tony, Donald, Larry, and Zilva. If you want to check out my main channel, that is Brodie Robinson. It is available on Library, YouTube, BitTube, and BitChute. This podcast, if you're listening to the audio version, there's also a video version available on Library and
Starting point is 03:41:40 YouTube. If you're listening to the video version, there's an audio version available wherever you listen to audio podcasts. So, I think that is pretty much everything for this show. We are going on, I think, it's probably going to be like 3 hours and 40-something minutes. 3 hours,
Starting point is 03:41:56 45 minutes, I've got here. Okay. Okay. So, yeah, how do you want to end off the show? I don't know. Bye. Bye? Okay.

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