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[3421.30 --> 3428.82] One thing that blows my mind about this is imagine literally how many times he would have had to click to buy something to spend a million dollars.
[3429.88 --> 3434.90] Like it literally would have been tiresome to like spend that much money on in-game currency.
[3435.00 --> 3439.84] I'm surprised he didn't manage to lose his job given how much time he was clearly spending playing Game of War.
[3440.30 --> 3440.66] Yeah.
[3441.06 --> 3442.16] I mean, okay, no, no.
[3442.16 --> 3444.06] I'm sure he lost his job.
[3444.24 --> 3445.34] Ignoring the money laundering.
[3445.52 --> 3446.26] Ignoring the money.
[3446.38 --> 3448.58] It's like, what was this guy even getting done all day?
[3448.68 --> 3449.58] Clearly nothing.
[3449.94 --> 3450.08] Yeah.
[3450.90 --> 3452.96] A million dollars on Game of War.
[3453.22 --> 3454.02] Oh my goodness.
[3454.40 --> 3455.04] So crazy.
[3455.46 --> 3455.76] All right.
[3455.76 --> 3463.32] So this was posted by Red Round 2 on the forum and Apple has announced that it will repair any iPhones, Macs, iPods, or iPads.
[3463.56 --> 3465.28] Hey, the iPod owners are getting some love.
[3465.36 --> 3466.00] That's nice.
[3466.64 --> 3470.64] That were directly damaged by the devastating heavy floods that swept through Japan this month.
[3470.74 --> 3471.20] Oh, that's cool.
[3471.32 --> 3476.02] The flooding has caused hundreds of deaths and the support goes against Apple's standard repair policies,
[3476.16 --> 3478.12] which strictly exclude water damage.
[3478.96 --> 3484.38] So almost all of Apple's main product lines are eligible, but accessories are not included and proof of ownership may be required.
[3484.48 --> 3485.18] That's fantastic.
[3485.30 --> 3485.86] Way to go, Apple.
[3486.04 --> 3486.60] That's very cool.
[3486.66 --> 3487.86] That's probably going to cost him a lot of money.
[3487.94 --> 3488.06] Yeah.
[3488.10 --> 3488.96] Love to hear that, though.
[3489.48 --> 3494.98] Speaking of things I love to hear, I love to hear that that's it for this week.
[3495.52 --> 3496.34] I'm going to go home.
[3497.10 --> 3498.16] I'm going to enjoy my weekend.
[3498.88 --> 3499.72] We've got to play some badminton.
[3500.10 --> 3500.34] Yeah.
[3500.48 --> 3500.70] Yeah.
[3500.76 --> 3502.08] Not this weekend, but yeah, very soon.
[3502.16 --> 3502.44] That's fine.
[3502.56 --> 3504.46] Also, I need to fix my back first and my arm.
[3504.56 --> 3505.86] What did you do with your back and your arm?
[3506.36 --> 3507.18] When are you not broken?
[3508.12 --> 3509.50] My knees are basically fixed.
[3509.58 --> 3510.46] No, that's not my point.
[3510.60 --> 3511.06] It was great.
[3511.16 --> 3511.92] My knees are almost fixed.
[3512.20 --> 3513.88] So my lower back, I think it's my chair.
[3513.98 --> 3514.80] I've ordered a new chair.
[3515.88 --> 3516.12] Okay.
[3516.72 --> 3519.12] You were still using that horrible, like...
[3519.64 --> 3520.86] I don't like spending much...
[3520.86 --> 3522.58] You told me you were going to order a new chair.
[3524.92 --> 3526.16] It has been ordered now.
[3526.16 --> 3526.52] Literally.
[3526.60 --> 3526.88] Shut up.
[3527.10 --> 3528.96] You told me you were going to order a new chair.
[3530.08 --> 3531.88] Literally before Floatplane was founded.
[3532.70 --> 3532.98] Yeah.
[3533.18 --> 3534.88] Before that project was even started.
[3535.14 --> 3536.76] So that probably was like mid-2016.
[3537.16 --> 3537.50] Yeah.
[3537.50 --> 3537.94] Yeah.
[3537.94 --> 3538.56] Yeah, a little bit.
[3538.80 --> 3539.04] Yeah.
[3540.02 --> 3541.26] I ordered it now, though.
[3541.36 --> 3543.00] It's showing up on August 6th.
[3543.06 --> 3543.58] I'm excited.
[3544.50 --> 3545.22] What'd you get?
[3545.70 --> 3546.14] It's...
[3546.14 --> 3547.32] I don't want to talk about it.
[3547.46 --> 3548.16] Is it expensive?
[3548.30 --> 3549.00] It's very expensive.
[3549.04 --> 3549.66] Is it Herman Miller?
[3550.04 --> 3550.40] Yes.
[3550.86 --> 3551.26] Oh.
[3551.26 --> 3554.66] I talked to a whole bunch of ergonomic experts.
[3555.12 --> 3555.94] I talked to...
[3555.94 --> 3556.94] Because my like...
[3556.94 --> 3557.22] Oh.
[3557.70 --> 3559.88] There's a history of back problems in my family, too.
[3560.20 --> 3561.38] So I want to like solve it.
[3561.86 --> 3565.16] And that's part of the reason why it took me two and a half years to order it.
[3565.22 --> 3568.30] It's because I've kind of known the one that I should order for a long time.
[3568.30 --> 3569.30] Damn.
[3569.30 --> 3571.46] It's not the main one.
[3571.54 --> 3573.02] It's not the one most people buy.
[3573.18 --> 3575.96] But this is the chair you'll use for the rest of your life, right?
[3576.08 --> 3578.34] It has like a 25-year warranty or something.
[3578.44 --> 3578.60] Okay.
[3578.60 --> 3578.70] Okay.
[3578.70 --> 3579.74] Like it's supposed to...
[3579.74 --> 3583.20] I mean, I'm a firm believer in buying one nice thing once.
[3583.48 --> 3583.72] Yeah.
[3583.72 --> 3590.34] So the number of times that I have not upgraded my wireless router since I spent $1,000 on a
[3590.34 --> 3595.74] ruckus access point has probably gotten me about a third of the way there so far.
[3595.94 --> 3596.06] Yeah.
[3596.48 --> 3601.12] And I plan to continue to use that ruckus access point for many years because even though
[3601.12 --> 3605.84] there are new wireless standards coming that will be faster, the devices that I'll be
[3605.84 --> 3612.48] able to afford will, if I were to buy something enterprise tier, will be consumer grade and
[3612.48 --> 3614.36] they're going to have other issues.
[3614.54 --> 3616.16] And quite frankly, I get...
[3616.16 --> 3622.64] So on my Blade Stealth, I was transferring files to my NAS at 46 megabytes a second on my

[3421.30 --> 3428.82] One thing that blows my mind about this is imagine literally how many times he would have had to click to buy something to spend a million dollars.

[3429.88 --> 3434.90] Like it literally would have been tiresome to like spend that much money on in-game currency.

[3435.00 --> 3439.84] I'm surprised he didn't manage to lose his job given how much time he was clearly spending playing Game of War.

[3440.30 --> 3440.66] Yeah.

[3441.06 --> 3442.16] I mean, okay, no, no.

[3442.16 --> 3444.06] I'm sure he lost his job.

[3444.24 --> 3445.34] Ignoring the money laundering.

[3445.52 --> 3446.26] Ignoring the money.

[3446.38 --> 3448.58] It's like, what was this guy even getting done all day?

[3448.68 --> 3449.58] Clearly nothing.

[3449.94 --> 3450.08] Yeah.

[3450.90 --> 3452.96] A million dollars on Game of War.

[3453.22 --> 3454.02] Oh my goodness.

[3454.40 --> 3455.04] So crazy.

[3455.46 --> 3455.76] All right.

[3455.76 --> 3463.32] So this was posted by Red Round 2 on the forum and Apple has announced that it will repair any iPhones, Macs, iPods, or iPads.

[3463.56 --> 3465.28] Hey, the iPod owners are getting some love.

[3465.36 --> 3466.00] That's nice.

[3466.64 --> 3470.64] That were directly damaged by the devastating heavy floods that swept through Japan this month.

[3470.74 --> 3471.20] Oh, that's cool.

[3471.32 --> 3476.02] The flooding has caused hundreds of deaths and the support goes against Apple's standard repair policies,

[3476.16 --> 3478.12] which strictly exclude water damage.

[3478.96 --> 3484.38] So almost all of Apple's main product lines are eligible, but accessories are not included and proof of ownership may be required.

[3484.48 --> 3485.18] That's fantastic.

[3485.30 --> 3485.86] Way to go, Apple.

[3486.04 --> 3486.60] That's very cool.

[3486.66 --> 3487.86] That's probably going to cost him a lot of money.

[3487.94 --> 3488.06] Yeah.

[3488.10 --> 3488.96] Love to hear that, though.

[3489.48 --> 3494.98] Speaking of things I love to hear, I love to hear that that's it for this week.

[3495.52 --> 3496.34] I'm going to go home.

[3497.10 --> 3498.16] I'm going to enjoy my weekend.

[3498.88 --> 3499.72] We've got to play some badminton.

[3500.10 --> 3500.34] Yeah.

[3500.48 --> 3500.70] Yeah.

[3500.76 --> 3502.08] Not this weekend, but yeah, very soon.

[3502.16 --> 3502.44] That's fine.

[3502.56 --> 3504.46] Also, I need to fix my back first and my arm.

[3504.56 --> 3505.86] What did you do with your back and your arm?

[3506.36 --> 3507.18] When are you not broken?

[3508.12 --> 3509.50] My knees are basically fixed.

[3509.58 --> 3510.46] No, that's not my point.

[3510.60 --> 3511.06] It was great.

[3511.16 --> 3511.92] My knees are almost fixed.

[3512.20 --> 3513.88] So my lower back, I think it's my chair.

[3513.98 --> 3514.80] I've ordered a new chair.

[3515.88 --> 3516.12] Okay.

[3516.72 --> 3519.12] You were still using that horrible, like...

[3519.64 --> 3520.86] I don't like spending much...

[3520.86 --> 3522.58] You told me you were going to order a new chair.

[3524.92 --> 3526.16] It has been ordered now.

[3526.16 --> 3526.52] Literally.

[3526.60 --> 3526.88] Shut up.

[3527.10 --> 3528.96] You told me you were going to order a new chair.

[3530.08 --> 3531.88] Literally before Floatplane was founded.

[3532.70 --> 3532.98] Yeah.

[3533.18 --> 3534.88] Before that project was even started.

[3535.14 --> 3536.76] So that probably was like mid-2016.

[3537.16 --> 3537.50] Yeah.

[3537.50 --> 3537.94] Yeah.

[3537.94 --> 3538.56] Yeah, a little bit.

[3538.80 --> 3539.04] Yeah.

[3540.02 --> 3541.26] I ordered it now, though.

[3541.36 --> 3543.00] It's showing up on August 6th.

[3543.06 --> 3543.58] I'm excited.

[3544.50 --> 3545.22] What'd you get?

[3545.70 --> 3546.14] It's...

[3546.14 --> 3547.32] I don't want to talk about it.

[3547.46 --> 3548.16] Is it expensive?

[3548.30 --> 3549.00] It's very expensive.

[3549.04 --> 3549.66] Is it Herman Miller?

[3550.04 --> 3550.40] Yes.

[3550.86 --> 3551.26] Oh.

[3551.26 --> 3554.66] I talked to a whole bunch of ergonomic experts.

[3555.12 --> 3555.94] I talked to...

[3555.94 --> 3556.94] Because my like...

[3556.94 --> 3557.22] Oh.

[3557.70 --> 3559.88] There's a history of back problems in my family, too.

[3560.20 --> 3561.38] So I want to like solve it.

[3561.86 --> 3565.16] And that's part of the reason why it took me two and a half years to order it.

[3565.22 --> 3568.30] It's because I've kind of known the one that I should order for a long time.

[3568.30 --> 3569.30] Damn.

[3569.30 --> 3571.46] It's not the main one.

[3571.54 --> 3573.02] It's not the one most people buy.

[3573.18 --> 3575.96] But this is the chair you'll use for the rest of your life, right?

[3576.08 --> 3578.34] It has like a 25-year warranty or something.

[3578.44 --> 3578.60] Okay.

[3578.60 --> 3578.70] Okay.

[3578.70 --> 3579.74] Like it's supposed to...

[3579.74 --> 3583.20] I mean, I'm a firm believer in buying one nice thing once.

[3583.48 --> 3583.72] Yeah.

[3583.72 --> 3590.34] So the number of times that I have not upgraded my wireless router since I spent $1,000 on a

[3590.34 --> 3595.74] ruckus access point has probably gotten me about a third of the way there so far.

[3595.94 --> 3596.06] Yeah.

[3596.48 --> 3601.12] And I plan to continue to use that ruckus access point for many years because even though

[3601.12 --> 3605.84] there are new wireless standards coming that will be faster, the devices that I'll be

[3605.84 --> 3612.48] able to afford will, if I were to buy something enterprise tier, will be consumer grade and

[3612.48 --> 3614.36] they're going to have other issues.

[3614.54 --> 3616.16] And quite frankly, I get...

[3616.16 --> 3622.64] So on my Blade Stealth, I was transferring files to my NAS at 46 megabytes a second on my