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[1109.32 --> 1110.46] I am glad you asked.
[1110.52 --> 1111.92] But I just thought that was really good timing.
[1112.30 --> 1114.16] Or not timing, but it was a really good question.
[1114.72 --> 1119.00] On LTTstore.com, that is one of the newest designs.
[1119.66 --> 1120.36] It's called.
[1120.62 --> 1120.98] Constellation.
[1121.36 --> 1121.76] Constellations.
[1122.02 --> 1122.78] It's not even that expensive.
[1123.04 --> 1124.02] And if this guy.
[1124.10 --> 1124.54] That's not bad.
[1124.74 --> 1127.06] Wears it, then surely you could also wear it.
[1127.16 --> 1127.42] Yeah.
[1128.10 --> 1130.28] And it looks really cool and like neutral.
[1130.28 --> 1133.98] So it doesn't look like you're super shilling for a brand, but there's a little LTT on the back.
[1133.98 --> 1139.62] And it's hard to see on me, but if you zoom in on him, you can, you can see an LTT.
[1139.98 --> 1144.08] So there's a very subtle, like connected stars thing going on.
[1144.20 --> 1146.52] This guy barely looks like he can get out of bed in the morning.
[1146.82 --> 1147.74] Like, look at him.
[1147.82 --> 1150.12] If we zoom in on his pupils, he's probably high.
[1151.98 --> 1153.22] Did I not tell you about this?
[1153.32 --> 1153.46] No.
[1153.52 --> 1153.62] Yeah.
[1153.64 --> 1154.48] We saw it last time.
[1155.30 --> 1156.06] That's so epic.
[1156.06 --> 1159.94] I think the first one I did was this one.
[1160.18 --> 1163.14] So I think this is the one that's the worst because they're still the most dilated.
[1163.78 --> 1164.40] Oh, yeah.
[1164.40 --> 1165.08] Look how big this one is.
[1165.08 --> 1165.52] Oh, yeah.
[1165.72 --> 1166.46] That's amazing.
[1166.70 --> 1166.96] It's like my whole eye.
[1167.38 --> 1167.94] Oh, that's great.
[1167.94 --> 1168.32] Not really the point.
[1168.40 --> 1170.74] I'm kind of done talking about Mission Impossible anyway.
[1170.90 --> 1171.94] I don't really remember.
[1171.94 --> 1176.74] Okay, but you didn't get to the, so the first one's not a very spy based.
[1176.88 --> 1178.40] The second one's action and great hair.
[1178.48 --> 1178.60] Yeah.
[1178.66 --> 1179.30] What's the third one?
[1179.32 --> 1184.16] The third one is just like a modern, like it could just as easily be a Bond or Jason Bourne movie.
[1184.48 --> 1184.68] Okay.
[1184.76 --> 1185.44] It's just like.
[1185.52 --> 1186.94] So it's a J.J. Abrams film.
[1187.18 --> 1188.74] Very, yes.
[1188.84 --> 1189.04] Okay.
[1189.20 --> 1190.58] But not that much lens flare.
[1190.72 --> 1191.34] Like I didn't notice.
[1191.36 --> 1191.68] Okay.
[1191.96 --> 1192.08] Yeah.
[1193.80 --> 1197.04] One thing that I will say that they did a.
[1197.04 --> 1197.80] Linus was not high.
[1197.80 --> 1200.14] A much better job of in the third one.
[1200.40 --> 1203.60] And this is something that I think is really hard for movies in general.
[1203.80 --> 1206.06] So we're actually getting kind of into an on-topic discussion.
[1206.28 --> 1206.52] Wow.
[1206.96 --> 1208.16] I knew we were going to get there.
[1208.52 --> 1209.18] We made it.
[1209.52 --> 1218.96] How to handle having high tech in your films without it immediately dating it three years later when someone goes to watch it and they go, oh, that's silly.
[1218.96 --> 1228.10] So the first Mission Impossible has this great scene where they're talking about like, you know, if I'm going to be involved, I'm going to need all the great hardware.
[1228.60 --> 1232.94] You know, I want those prototype laptops with the 686s.
[1233.50 --> 1235.60] And I went, holy crap.
[1235.60 --> 1246.30] This was made at the time when the 386 or 486 was the top of the line and everyone just figured Intel was going to keep calling them number 86.
[1247.34 --> 1248.62] Like, whoa.
[1249.56 --> 1250.20] Whoa.
[1250.46 --> 1250.66] Dang.
[1251.46 --> 1254.82] So technically they had laptops with unreleased processors.
[1255.34 --> 1255.62] Yeah.
[1255.82 --> 1256.98] That never got released.
[1257.16 --> 1257.36] Yeah.
[1257.88 --> 1261.00] Maybe never got made, but they also were never released.
[1261.00 --> 1266.42] And that was something that the third one did a much better job of.
[1266.66 --> 1266.84] Okay.
[1266.90 --> 1275.44] Because satellites were and will continue to be a thing that tracks locations and can get imagery.
[1275.44 --> 1277.48] It might do more stuff, but it'll still be a satellite.
[1277.58 --> 1278.84] But like, it'll still be a satellite.
[1278.94 --> 1279.04] Yeah.
[1279.56 --> 1288.94] Whereas like the kind of hacking that you see in older sort of tech-centric movies drives me just absolutely nuts.
[1288.94 --> 1290.22] But have you seen Hackers?
[1291.00 --> 1292.50] I actually still haven't.
[1292.56 --> 1293.64] You keep telling me to watch it.
[1293.70 --> 1297.48] It's so good because it's so bad.
[1297.66 --> 1300.60] But they like know that it's so bad and they just run with it.
[1300.90 --> 1301.94] And that I can appreciate.
[1302.32 --> 1306.68] When they try to play it off as like, this is hardcore and totally real.
[1306.88 --> 1307.54] Oh, yeah.
[1307.72 --> 1307.86] Yeah.
[1307.90 --> 1314.94] But when they like, we're going through the data and you're basically like flying in a ship through a city of like columns of floating text.
[1314.94 --> 1316.50] And they're like, where's the file?
[1316.50 --> 1317.78] And they have to like find it.
[1317.88 --> 1319.22] And like, oh, man.
[1319.48 --> 1320.56] That I like.
[1320.56 --> 1321.82] That is fantastic.
[1321.94 --> 1322.58] When they're like, okay.
[1322.92 --> 1325.00] Showing real hacking is super boring.
[1325.20 --> 1328.52] So we're just going to make it very obvious that this isn't real and have fun with it.
[1328.60 --> 1329.16] That's cool.
[1329.66 --> 1332.48] Speaking of movies that had fun with it, I finally saw Ready Player One.
[1332.52 --> 1332.90] Hack the Gibson.
[1333.38 --> 1333.64] Okay.
[1333.80 --> 1334.40] Haven't seen it.