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[1243.28 --> 1243.68] So, yeah.
[1243.76 --> 1247.12] This is a thing that is definitely very public.
[1247.28 --> 1249.22] That's Memory Express's website.
[1249.46 --> 1250.20] It's everywhere.
[1250.30 --> 1251.88] So, it's, like, literally everywhere.
[1253.70 --> 1257.06] But MemX is going to be opening up a new store.
[1258.20 --> 1265.14] I know that I have gone to their Langley location like three or four times since NCIX closed in Langley.
[1265.14 --> 1270.28] And how hurt are you that you have to go somewhere slightly different?
[1270.28 --> 1275.66] It's ever so slightly more difficult to get to, but it's also sort of on the way to work.
[1275.66 --> 1279.22] So, the parking's a little annoying.
[1279.22 --> 1283.30] So, yeah.
[1283.30 --> 1286.44] So, that's the thing is they've been out of the game for three months.
[1286.80 --> 1289.44] What incentive is there for anyone to go back?
[1289.56 --> 1291.50] Because you don't...
[1291.50 --> 1291.72] Okay.
[1291.92 --> 1293.54] MemX's website looks like 1998.
[1293.88 --> 1295.22] Did you ever go to NCIX's?
[1295.22 --> 1298.18] Canada computers isn't much better.
[1298.26 --> 1298.52] Yeah.
[1298.90 --> 1299.14] Yeah.
[1300.68 --> 1301.16] Yeah.
[1301.56 --> 1303.48] I mean, at least...
[1303.48 --> 1303.88] Okay.
[1303.94 --> 1305.28] I'm going to have to double check this.
[1305.50 --> 1313.12] But at least to my knowledge, Memory Express doesn't hide the per location inventory the way that NCIX started doing over the last few years.
[1313.12 --> 1318.22] Like, was that or was that not an incredibly frustrating experience?
[1318.56 --> 1320.96] Where it wouldn't actually show you what was in stock.
[1321.40 --> 1321.58] Yeah.
[1321.66 --> 1322.40] No, it's right here.
[1323.16 --> 1329.18] Like, it's just like, okay, here's how many in this region are in each store.
[1329.32 --> 1331.22] Online stores, different individual stores.
[1331.22 --> 1332.32] And actually, this...
[1332.32 --> 1334.38] I don't know how 1998 this is.
[1335.24 --> 1337.44] No, this is not 1998.
[1337.44 --> 1338.44] Like...
[1339.08 --> 1340.24] It's like 2008.
[1340.62 --> 1340.86] Okay.
[1340.92 --> 1341.66] Hold on a second.
[1341.98 --> 1344.44] Uh, way back machine NCIX.
[1345.36 --> 1345.60] Oh.
[1346.10 --> 1346.46] Okay.
[1346.60 --> 1347.14] Hold on.
[1347.16 --> 1347.66] Hold on.
[1347.70 --> 1348.18] Hold on.
[1348.34 --> 1349.18] Let's just...
[1349.18 --> 1349.82] Let's just...
[1349.82 --> 1350.44] Let's just...
[1350.44 --> 1354.82] Let's have a look.
[1354.94 --> 1356.44] Let's actually go...
[1356.44 --> 1356.68] Okay.
[1356.74 --> 1357.84] We can't go to 1998.
[1358.12 --> 1360.00] Let's go to 1999, okay?
[1360.56 --> 1362.70] Let's go to 1999, my friends.
[1363.30 --> 1363.92] Here we go.
[1364.04 --> 1364.44] May the 8th.
[1365.30 --> 1365.74] 1999.
[1366.16 --> 1366.86] One snapshot.
[1367.44 --> 1369.56] Hold on.
[1371.34 --> 1371.82] Uh...
[1371.82 --> 1372.08] Oh.
[1372.48 --> 1372.76] No.
[1373.04 --> 1374.52] This was like...
[1374.52 --> 1374.86] Wow.
[1375.34 --> 1377.48] It archived a broken page.
[1377.70 --> 1378.14] That's...
[1378.14 --> 1378.76] That's interesting.
[1378.86 --> 1379.22] That's okay.
[1379.30 --> 1380.52] 2000 looks more promising.
[1380.68 --> 1381.04] Here we go.
[1381.72 --> 1381.96] Okay.
[1382.06 --> 1383.30] That looks more promising.
[1385.18 --> 1385.70] What?
[1387.84 --> 1389.10] What you doing?
[1389.42 --> 1391.22] What you doing, Wayback Machine?
[1391.86 --> 1394.66] Wayback Machine is the only way to access NCIX now.
[1394.72 --> 1395.34] Can you believe that?
[1395.78 --> 1396.50] Isn't that crazy?
[1396.50 --> 1397.82] Well, if it does.
[1397.86 --> 1398.68] Well, like, if it does.
[1398.74 --> 1398.88] Yeah.
[1399.90 --> 1400.20] Okay.
[1400.38 --> 1401.14] Three snapshots.
[1401.26 --> 1402.06] Come on, man.
[1402.56 --> 1404.76] You know, you can tell this show doesn't have a producer.
[1406.00 --> 1408.06] Because stuff like this wouldn't have...
[1408.06 --> 1408.56] There we go.
[1410.36 --> 1410.72] Okay.
[1411.36 --> 1412.50] So that...
[1412.50 --> 1413.38] Wait, what?
[1413.62 --> 1414.32] No, that's not...
[1414.32 --> 1414.88] This is modern.
[1414.88 --> 1415.36] This...
[1415.36 --> 1415.56] Yeah.
[1416.28 --> 1417.06] This is 2018.
[1417.06 --> 1418.74] These are, like, brand new drives.
[1418.80 --> 1419.52] This is 2018.
[1419.84 --> 1420.16] February.
[1421.04 --> 1421.28] Okay.
[1421.34 --> 1421.80] Well, whatever.
[1421.98 --> 1422.28] Wayback.