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[2244.96 --> 2246.78] This is just, this is number one.
[2246.98 --> 2247.88] Do it up, Amazon.
[2248.36 --> 2249.24] Get her done.
[2250.66 --> 2251.54] Oh yeah.
[2252.14 --> 2252.96] That's why I'm here.
[2253.06 --> 2253.52] All right.
[2253.88 --> 2254.02] Yeah.
[2254.12 --> 2256.00] It's time for our favorite sponsors.
[2257.12 --> 2257.52] Sponsors.
[2259.22 --> 2260.02] Oh boy.
[2260.12 --> 2261.12] Sponsor team.
[2261.46 --> 2261.90] Assemble.
[2262.98 --> 2263.42] Assemble.
[2263.98 --> 2266.72] Half of you are gone because of the, anyways.
[2268.98 --> 2269.38] Synergy.
[2269.40 --> 2270.44] Everyone can see this.
[2270.72 --> 2272.90] That doesn't actually matter, but we're going to come back to us.
[2272.92 --> 2273.48] It's us now.
[2274.28 --> 2274.82] Let's see.
[2274.82 --> 2275.06] Yeah.
[2275.18 --> 2276.20] That's not my Twitter handle.
[2276.30 --> 2277.38] There we go.
[2279.34 --> 2279.70] Synergy.
[2279.80 --> 2282.82] If you're an IT professional or a power user.
[2283.18 --> 2283.64] I'm neither.
[2284.68 --> 2285.74] You're not a power user.
[2285.82 --> 2287.22] You wouldn't classify yourself a power user.
[2287.44 --> 2288.08] It's a spectrum.
[2289.04 --> 2289.40] Okay.
[2290.28 --> 2291.34] That's who you're talking to.
[2291.42 --> 2291.74] It's true.
[2291.84 --> 2292.06] Yeah.
[2292.06 --> 2297.92] If you're an IT professional or a power user or just person who has two computers or like
[2297.92 --> 2300.68] a computer and a laptop, which is, that's still two computers.
[2300.76 --> 2304.62] But anyways, at the same time that run different operating systems or the same one.
[2304.62 --> 2306.70] I don't know why this is necessarily worded the way that it is.
[2307.40 --> 2311.68] You can connect them together and share a mouse and keyboard between the two.
[2311.76 --> 2316.50] My favorite use case for this personally is actually one that I've never done.
[2316.50 --> 2318.26] I've done the more hardcore one, but whatever.
[2318.26 --> 2323.62] is if you work with a laptop at work that you bring home.
[2323.98 --> 2325.42] Quite a few people do this these days.
[2325.78 --> 2328.98] A lot of workplaces just have docking stations and you just bring your own laptop in.
[2329.30 --> 2334.28] You can bring it home, put it on some type of laptop arm or dock or something like that,
[2334.50 --> 2338.58] and Synergy will automatically detect that it's there and share your desktop's mouse and
[2338.58 --> 2340.12] keyboard to that laptop.
[2340.54 --> 2344.00] So if there's stuff you're working on, you want to keep working on it, or there was something
[2344.00 --> 2348.50] you saw during the day or whatever, whatever, whatever, you could drag it from computer to
[2348.50 --> 2352.74] computer because it has that functionality to just drag and drop from one desktop to the
[2352.74 --> 2355.58] other, and it shares your keyboard and mouse between the two.
[2355.74 --> 2357.28] It's super, super cool.
[2357.32 --> 2358.10] I went off script there.
[2358.40 --> 2359.08] That's dope, though.
[2359.44 --> 2360.38] It's very cool.
[2361.00 --> 2361.80] I've always liked this.
[2362.02 --> 2365.48] For me, I had two computers set up.
[2365.52 --> 2366.40] I don't even remember why.
[2366.88 --> 2372.30] But if you go back and watch the original mineral oil computer video back when I was filming
[2372.30 --> 2378.00] and editing videos, not in front of the camera, I'm filming Linus doing a room walkthrough
[2378.00 --> 2380.86] of my room showing off my mineral oil computer.
[2381.30 --> 2384.04] And there's two computers, but there's two keyboards and two mice.
[2384.52 --> 2384.64] Yeah.
[2384.82 --> 2385.64] And it was super late.
[2385.66 --> 2386.40] That's Bush League, dude.
[2386.52 --> 2386.76] Yeah.
[2387.04 --> 2391.04] And I had different monitors set up for the different computers, and it was a nightmare.
[2391.48 --> 2398.66] Anyways, you can check out Synergy and get signed up there at this crazy link that's
[2398.66 --> 2402.18] below us, or if you're watching the VOD in the description down below.
[2402.76 --> 2408.54] Next up, we've got Madrina's with this six-pack of cold ones.
[2409.58 --> 2411.72] Madrina's coffee is coffee for fuel.
[2411.86 --> 2413.04] Yeah, a little bit.
[2413.60 --> 2418.46] They have big cans of cold brew coffee with a flavor for anyone.
[2418.58 --> 2420.12] They have a whole bunch of different kind of stuff here.
[2420.18 --> 2429.80] I think this even has cafe caramel, cafe vanilla, cafe mocha, cold brew black, dark, and cappuccino,
[2429.80 --> 2430.32] it looks like.
[2430.42 --> 2431.56] Two times dark roast.
[2431.64 --> 2432.56] Two times dark roast.
[2432.70 --> 2432.86] Ooh.
[2432.94 --> 2433.22] 2X.
[2433.70 --> 2434.74] And they're stackable.
[2435.70 --> 2436.50] Oh, my.
[2436.86 --> 2437.66] Is that your own mug?
[2437.80 --> 2438.10] Physics.
[2438.32 --> 2439.08] No, that's Madrina's.
[2439.56 --> 2439.88] Oh, no.
[2439.94 --> 2441.56] I thought, but like, do you use this one?
[2442.44 --> 2442.80] Yes.
[2443.22 --> 2443.64] All right.
[2443.84 --> 2444.68] It's my daily driver.
[2444.68 --> 2445.24] On point.
[2445.70 --> 2447.68] From sweet and creamy flavors like mocha.
[2447.68 --> 2448.56] Okay, we're going through this again.
[2448.82 --> 2453.24] Like sweet and creamy flavors like mocha or caramel to bold and roasty flavors like cold
[2453.24 --> 2454.96] brew black and dark roast.
[2455.08 --> 2460.42] Madrina's coffees are delicious, specialty-grade blends of cold-brewed coffee brought to you
[2460.42 --> 2462.70] in a convenient, ready-to-drink 16-ounce can.
[2463.04 --> 2463.78] We carry that around.
[2464.08 --> 2464.28] Yeah.
[2465.04 --> 2468.30] From now until September 28th, you can get 50% off.
[2468.30 --> 2471.76] That's one of my favorite things about the Madrina's spots is they're always like aggressive
[2471.76 --> 2472.56] with their deals.