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[678.90 --> 679.42] Or, yeah.
[679.54 --> 680.06] Rose blood.
[680.20 --> 680.58] Bloody rose.
[680.58 --> 681.30] I've never been outside.
[681.68 --> 681.90] Yeah.
[683.08 --> 684.20] But you drink your milk.
[684.48 --> 684.76] Yes.
[684.92 --> 685.12] Yeah.
[685.40 --> 685.58] Yeah.
[685.58 --> 685.68] Yeah.
[685.68 --> 689.26] I'm getting various nodding and thumbs up from it.
[689.26 --> 689.60] Is that right?
[689.60 --> 691.20] Is everything good?
[691.94 --> 692.98] I think it looks good.
[692.98 --> 693.48] It's overexposed.
[693.62 --> 696.48] But we think it's because the independent colors of lights on the color.
[696.48 --> 697.20] It looks fine on ours.
[698.68 --> 698.96] Okay.
[699.10 --> 703.72] I can't tell because we have a gaming monitor that is not color calibrated at all.
[703.82 --> 705.98] So I have no idea what it looks like.
[706.74 --> 707.98] On all of ours it looks good.
[708.64 --> 709.02] Okay.
[709.14 --> 709.36] Cool.
[709.42 --> 710.22] We're going with it.
[710.38 --> 710.62] Yeah.
[710.92 --> 711.64] It's fine.
[711.86 --> 714.48] Best Buy is going to have this on their monitors on their showroom floor.
[714.76 --> 715.88] On all their TVs.
[716.38 --> 717.26] Look at this.
[718.50 --> 719.72] It popped, baby.
[719.98 --> 720.56] Oh, my goodness.
[720.58 --> 721.52] That sells TVs.
[722.60 --> 724.90] Speaking of look at this, best segue ever.
[725.08 --> 727.46] Elon Musk apparently, for whatever reason.
[728.44 --> 729.98] Saves the world and your children.
[730.86 --> 732.44] From a cave that got flooded.
[732.80 --> 736.92] So if you guys haven't heard of it, there's like, I believe it's a soccer team and their
[736.92 --> 740.52] coach was just kind of exploring around for what, I don't know how this is.
[740.62 --> 741.40] This ended up happening.
[741.64 --> 742.44] This is in Thailand.
[742.78 --> 743.02] Yeah.
[743.18 --> 746.78] It's a soccer team of 12 Thai boys and their coach.
[746.90 --> 747.06] Yeah.
[747.58 --> 749.82] I don't know why they were doing this, but they were exploring a cave.
[750.18 --> 750.74] That's cool.
[751.04 --> 753.46] Outside, extracurricular activities kind of situation.
[753.50 --> 754.34] They hung out too long.
[754.62 --> 755.94] They hung out too long in the cave.
[756.20 --> 756.76] It flooded.
[757.64 --> 761.60] And they kept on getting pushed back further into the cave because as it flooded more and
[761.60 --> 766.32] more and more, they tried to keep getting higher ground and getting to more air and
[766.32 --> 766.80] all that kind of stuff.
[766.92 --> 767.44] So they got stuck.
[767.70 --> 768.56] God, that's scary.
[768.92 --> 769.24] Oh yeah.
[769.46 --> 771.26] Aren't they like 2.5 kilometers in there now?
[771.70 --> 772.02] Really?
[772.28 --> 772.84] I didn't know that.
[773.02 --> 773.42] I don't know.
[773.74 --> 773.94] Yes.
[774.00 --> 777.44] Well, someone else I was talking to told me, Jake said they were like six miles in there,
[777.54 --> 782.06] but the thing I read said two and a half K, which is a big discrepancy.
[782.16 --> 784.72] But regardless, that's scary as man.
[784.72 --> 787.60] Like just having to retreat deeper into this thing.
[787.98 --> 791.48] So it sounds like at the very least the flooded sections is 2.5 K.
[791.48 --> 796.92] Because it says it takes even the most experienced divers up to five hours.
[797.84 --> 798.58] That's right.
[798.70 --> 804.44] To swim through the 2.5 kilometers of jagged, narrow channels from where the...
[804.44 --> 805.46] What?
[805.46 --> 811.22] I guess you're not that many atmospheres down because you're like just barely under the
[811.22 --> 811.46] water.
[811.72 --> 811.96] Okay.
[812.30 --> 813.28] It's gnarly apparently.
[813.54 --> 815.78] So they were reported missing on the 23rd of June.
[815.78 --> 818.74] They were discovered nine days later by a pair...
[818.74 --> 822.04] Days later by a pair of British divers.
[822.30 --> 822.34] Yeah.
[822.68 --> 823.06] Rescue divers.
[823.06 --> 823.88] Who could do nothing.
[824.10 --> 824.28] Yeah.
[824.32 --> 827.60] They just showed up and they're like, no, you can't come with us because it's too crazy
[827.60 --> 828.50] of a dive.
[828.50 --> 832.90] Like they have explored the possibility of getting the boys to swim out.
[833.40 --> 835.44] But none of the boys can even swim.
[835.60 --> 837.56] They don't know how to swim, let alone dive.
[837.90 --> 843.82] And even if they were to dive, they're trying to get them a special like full face diving
[843.82 --> 847.54] mask because normal respirators would probably just get ripped off because it's like super
[847.54 --> 847.94] tight.
[848.54 --> 852.86] So to explain the super tightness to these guys have to be...
[852.86 --> 854.00] Well, they're master divers for sure.
[854.00 --> 858.42] But they like would at a base level have to have the tech certificate because there's
[858.42 --> 862.52] certain points where you can't have your air tank strapped to your back because you
[862.52 --> 863.00] can't fit.
[863.76 --> 869.64] So like I couldn't find if they had to like run them by their side or if they had to just
[869.64 --> 874.94] like go off air for a second, throw the tank through, swim through, and then hook back up.
[875.04 --> 879.16] I don't know what the situation is, but this is not at all a simple dive.
[879.16 --> 886.34] It's advanced enough that tragically, either an ex-Navy SEAL or current Navy SEAL from Thailand
[886.34 --> 887.98] actually did die.
[888.36 --> 888.80] No.
[889.16 --> 890.74] Diving, I think, on his way back.