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[165.40 --> 166.04] You're good, right?
[166.24 --> 166.82] Yes, I'm fine.
[166.82 --> 167.28] Don't worry about that?
[167.46 --> 170.86] I didn't have the sickness thing this time, which probably because I kept working.
[171.06 --> 171.26] Cool.
[171.44 --> 173.18] It's the same thing.
[173.44 --> 174.36] No, that's terrible!
[175.22 --> 176.68] I mean, hey, there's a positive.
[177.10 --> 177.74] That's not good.
[177.74 --> 183.68] It's the same kind of thing where when I go to a show, if I get sick, I'll get sick the day after the show.
[183.68 --> 189.12] We'll be sick for the weekend, and then we'll be totally okay again to go back to work.
[189.30 --> 190.38] My body's like, it's okay.
[190.54 --> 192.56] We're going to flush all this out Saturday, Sunday.
[192.70 --> 193.14] We're good.
[193.24 --> 194.34] Monday, you're good to go.
[194.42 --> 194.88] No problem.
[195.74 --> 196.26] Oh, man.
[197.06 --> 202.48] I ate something weird last night and, like, didn't agree with my body at all, but I was like, I don't think I'm actually sick.
[202.66 --> 205.00] And then by the time I woke up, I was like, yeah, no, I'm fine.
[205.12 --> 205.96] Yeah, was it turkey?
[206.36 --> 207.16] It was actually chicken.
[207.30 --> 208.00] Is it bad turkey?
[208.24 --> 210.58] But it wasn't like salmonella bad chicken.
[211.10 --> 213.52] It was just like, I don't know.
[213.68 --> 214.12] Huh.
[214.40 --> 215.76] Just didn't like it for some reason.
[215.86 --> 216.18] Interesting.
[216.38 --> 216.54] Yeah.
[217.24 --> 217.92] All right.
[218.18 --> 220.82] So we've got a great show for you guys today, presumably.
[221.12 --> 221.44] Obviously.
[221.44 --> 221.60] I don't know.
[221.70 --> 222.50] Haven't looked at the doc.
[222.64 --> 224.20] It's great every time.
[224.24 --> 226.92] Also, I just got logged out of my Google account.
[227.10 --> 228.16] I hate how that happens.
[228.26 --> 230.24] I was just looking at this doc.
[230.32 --> 231.62] It always happens mid-show.
[231.78 --> 236.20] Anyways, RTX 2060 is apparently going to have six variants.
[237.74 --> 238.18] Wow.
[238.18 --> 241.10] Just in case we needed a little bit more confusion there.
[241.40 --> 248.70] Chinese schools are enforcing their kids to wear smart uniforms, which is, that's super fun.
[248.90 --> 250.30] I have a feeling we'll talk about that for a while.
[250.40 --> 255.08] There's an iOS update that disables cellular service on the XR and XS.
[255.94 --> 257.34] Obviously, that's not on purpose.
[258.02 --> 260.38] And I need some help.
[260.38 --> 262.68] This is super cool.
[262.86 --> 263.64] What do you mean you need some help?
[263.66 --> 264.34] Oh, yeah.
[264.44 --> 265.00] No, do that one.
[265.08 --> 266.00] Yeah, I need some help.
[266.36 --> 269.34] I built a DIY battery out of 1650 cells.
[269.86 --> 276.54] And I'm a little bit stuck on why it is bottoming out at, what is it?
[277.02 --> 280.48] It's about 3.91 volts per cell in my RC car.
[280.88 --> 283.72] So I was hoping that you guys might be able to help me with that.
[283.84 --> 286.20] Could it be explained by one of the cells not being in?
[286.20 --> 288.96] I don't think so.
[289.06 --> 290.24] Because I've already, you know what?
[290.28 --> 291.46] We'll talk about it in more detail later.
[291.46 --> 291.64] Sure, yeah.
[291.64 --> 292.72] I know it's what I'm doing.
[292.72 --> 322.70] I don't think so.
[322.70 --> 323.38] Weirdest injury.
[323.50 --> 324.52] Did I tell you what happened to my knee?
[324.54 --> 324.60] Yeah.
[324.86 --> 325.28] Oh, okay.
[325.54 --> 329.52] So I was playing badminton, and I didn't do anything in particular.
[329.76 --> 331.50] I was just moving or something.
[332.16 --> 334.40] It wasn't like a dive shot.
[334.50 --> 338.02] I've hurt myself pretty badly diving for shots or doing whatever.
[339.34 --> 341.10] But it was just a totally normal thing.
[341.18 --> 345.54] But I was playing sick, but not really sick, not coughing or anything like that.
[345.66 --> 348.50] I just kind of had fatigue, and I felt weak.
[348.50 --> 352.48] Do you ever kind of wake up, and you're not feeling well?
[352.52 --> 353.48] Lethargic days.
[353.90 --> 355.72] Your whole body's just like bleh.
[356.32 --> 356.48] Yeah.
[356.62 --> 361.26] You would go to crush an aluminum can, and you wouldn't be able to do it.
[361.38 --> 363.14] It'd be like, just your muscles are weak.
[364.12 --> 367.16] And it's just kind of weird.
[367.34 --> 368.26] You just feel slow.
[368.46 --> 369.52] And things kind of hurt.
[369.76 --> 369.98] Yeah.
[370.30 --> 371.80] So I felt kind of like that.
[372.10 --> 379.40] And I felt like what happened was the muscles weren't strong enough to hold everything together,
[379.46 --> 381.12] and it just kind of popped funny.
[381.66 --> 386.32] And I've got kind of a history of joint issues, particularly with my knees.
[386.68 --> 390.22] And so it's been a little disconcerting that it's taken this long to heal,
[390.32 --> 391.98] because that was over a month ago.
[392.22 --> 394.12] But it is continuing to get better.
[394.46 --> 400.76] And the answer seems to be, even though it hurts when I go hard on it,
[401.28 --> 404.52] like with my right leg, I can go all the way down and lift all the way up.
[404.64 --> 405.20] No problem.
[405.62 --> 409.74] With my left, like that's really, really hard.
[409.74 --> 412.96] I was actually going to say, you probably need to do quad exercise.
[413.30 --> 419.16] And it hurt a little bit, but the thing is that the more I keep just like doing my normal things that I do,
[419.34 --> 420.64] like taking stairs two at a time.
[420.72 --> 422.34] I always take stairs two at a time.
[422.50 --> 427.92] And just like all the normal little things that I do, you know, stretching, ice, heat, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
[428.44 --> 432.48] Every morning I wake up, it feels a little bit better and a little bit stronger.