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[1819.88 --> 1820.24] Bye.
[1820.24 --> 1824.26] And we'll talk really soon, because I'm sure you're going to want some tech support,
[1824.42 --> 1825.66] because Floatplane's pretty alpha, dude.
[1825.66 --> 1826.30] Hey.
[1827.20 --> 1828.98] Hey, you were taking shots at me.
[1829.18 --> 1829.76] All right, see ya.
[1830.02 --> 1830.64] That's fair.
[1830.94 --> 1831.26] That's fair.
[1831.32 --> 1831.52] Bye.
[1833.98 --> 1834.82] All right.
[1834.90 --> 1835.62] It's working right now.
[1835.70 --> 1836.84] People are subscribing to him already.
[1837.24 --> 1837.80] Are they really?
[1838.04 --> 1838.20] Yep.
[1838.66 --> 1839.10] Already?
[1839.28 --> 1839.64] Wow.
[1839.82 --> 1840.48] That was quick.
[1840.62 --> 1840.92] Yeah.
[1841.70 --> 1843.48] I haven't seen this dashboard.
[1844.70 --> 1846.92] Why haven't you shown me this dashboard?
[1847.18 --> 1848.34] You have access to it.
[1848.36 --> 1848.58] What?
[1848.96 --> 1849.20] Yeah.
[1849.84 --> 1852.34] I asked you for this multiple times.
[1855.66 --> 1856.28] What a dick!
[1859.02 --> 1860.28] What a...
[1860.28 --> 1861.50] What a...
[1861.50 --> 1862.06] Dick!
[1863.86 --> 1866.16] So, like, I could see all this stuff?
[1866.56 --> 1867.32] I mean...
[1867.32 --> 1868.06] What is this?
[1868.18 --> 1868.50] Like, what?
[1868.54 --> 1869.00] What do you want to see?
[1869.12 --> 1869.66] What do you want to see?
[1869.66 --> 1871.86] You can see creators and mock creators.
[1871.86 --> 1873.08] This is total, though, including connected.
[1873.60 --> 1875.02] Invoices, and, like...
[1875.02 --> 1875.72] You have the...
[1875.72 --> 1876.76] Oh, no, you don't.
[1876.86 --> 1877.68] I forgot!
[1877.68 --> 1877.92] I forgot!
[1877.92 --> 1883.68] It's probably fine.
[1884.36 --> 1885.22] Terrible people.
[1885.72 --> 1887.22] Terrible people everywhere.
[1887.46 --> 1888.72] Especially the chair next to me.
[1889.44 --> 1890.28] All right.
[1890.78 --> 1892.52] I'll give you access to something.
[1892.52 --> 1892.76] All right.
[1892.80 --> 1894.78] Let's get our sponsors.
[1895.04 --> 1896.82] Let's get our sponsors on here.
[1897.50 --> 1904.04] So, this episode of The WAN Show is brought to you by Spectrum Glasses.
[1904.04 --> 1911.30] And my notes are not in this WAN Show document, the one that we shared with Jason.
[1911.52 --> 1914.18] They're in the other, the perpetual WAN Show documents.
[1914.30 --> 1915.70] I'm going to pull those up.
[1915.74 --> 1918.90] But basically, in a nutshell, I don't really even need my talking points for this.
[1919.24 --> 1921.72] They are glasses that are right here.
[1922.06 --> 1922.36] Perfect.
[1922.36 --> 1927.62] And they have a yellow tint that is designed to reduce the amount of blue light hitting
[1927.62 --> 1933.52] your eyes while not affecting the color of the things around you or your screen over
[1933.52 --> 1934.14] much.
[1934.30 --> 1936.66] They're well-built, nice and robust.
[1936.76 --> 1939.70] They've actually even got ones for kids that are super durable.
[1939.94 --> 1942.62] And they've got a huge variety of different styles.
[1942.74 --> 1945.10] I think that is a ladies' design that you're wearing right now.
[1945.18 --> 1948.38] But, you know, Luke and I don't really stress out about those kinds of minor details.
[1949.84 --> 1950.80] I'll rock it.
[1952.36 --> 1956.98] They're highest rated among their competitors on Amazon.
[1957.20 --> 1959.70] And they're primarily focused on the Canadian and U.S. markets.
[1959.92 --> 1963.24] But they are expanding to Europe and they offer shipping internationally.
[1963.64 --> 1968.00] So check them out at spectrumglasses.com slash collections slash prospect.
[1968.56 --> 1972.88] Or add the link right there, which is actually the exact same thing.
[1972.94 --> 1975.64] Why does that say prospect and why does that say products?
[1976.48 --> 1977.70] Well, hopefully they both work.
[1977.70 --> 1983.68] Anyway, you can use offer code Linus to save 10% on your spectrum glasses today.
[1984.76 --> 1985.54] Or tomorrow.
[1986.76 --> 1988.12] Whichever one works for you.
[1988.20 --> 1989.14] Or the next day.
[1990.22 --> 1990.58] Or.
[1990.94 --> 1991.92] Kind of whenever you want.
[1992.08 --> 1993.24] Kind of whenever you want.
[1993.52 --> 1996.74] But make sure you don't forget to use the code because 10% off is awesome.
[1996.86 --> 1998.04] It's basically like getting free shipping.
[1998.32 --> 1998.44] Yeah.
[1998.44 --> 1999.98] All right.
[2000.10 --> 2002.54] Also brought to you by Private Internet Access.
[2002.88 --> 2010.24] Private Internet Access supports a wide variety of VPN protocols and types of encryption and authentication,
[2010.78 --> 2013.36] allowing you to dial in the exact level of privacy protection you need.
[2013.42 --> 2017.88] They've got apps for Windows, Mac OS, Android, iOS, Linux, and Google Chrome,
[2017.96 --> 2020.54] with support for several other platforms coming soon.
[2020.54 --> 2022.82] What other platforms?
[2028.10 --> 2030.38] Well, they called it a specific browser.
[2031.10 --> 2031.48] Okay.
[2031.64 --> 2032.52] So it could be other.
[2032.78 --> 2033.84] Like maybe another browser.
[2033.96 --> 2034.46] Okay, that's fair.
[2034.66 --> 2037.02] You can connect up to five devices at the same time,
[2037.12 --> 2041.20] and their apps include DNS leak protection and IPv6 leak protection.
[2041.68 --> 2045.74] An internet kill switch will block all traffic if the VPN becomes disconnected unexpectedly,
[2045.74 --> 2052.22] and you can check it out today at the link in the video description or the one that I'm pointing at right there.
[2052.32 --> 2055.10] Best of all, it is not owned by McAfee.

[1819.88 --> 1820.24] Bye.

[1820.24 --> 1824.26] And we'll talk really soon, because I'm sure you're going to want some tech support,

[1824.42 --> 1825.66] because Floatplane's pretty alpha, dude.

[1825.66 --> 1826.30] Hey.

[1827.20 --> 1828.98] Hey, you were taking shots at me.

[1829.18 --> 1829.76] All right, see ya.

[1830.02 --> 1830.64] That's fair.

[1830.94 --> 1831.26] That's fair.

[1831.32 --> 1831.52] Bye.

[1833.98 --> 1834.82] All right.

[1834.90 --> 1835.62] It's working right now.

[1835.70 --> 1836.84] People are subscribing to him already.

[1837.24 --> 1837.80] Are they really?

[1838.04 --> 1838.20] Yep.

[1838.66 --> 1839.10] Already?

[1839.28 --> 1839.64] Wow.

[1839.82 --> 1840.48] That was quick.

[1840.62 --> 1840.92] Yeah.

[1841.70 --> 1843.48] I haven't seen this dashboard.

[1844.70 --> 1846.92] Why haven't you shown me this dashboard?

[1847.18 --> 1848.34] You have access to it.

[1848.36 --> 1848.58] What?

[1848.96 --> 1849.20] Yeah.

[1849.84 --> 1852.34] I asked you for this multiple times.

[1855.66 --> 1856.28] What a dick!

[1859.02 --> 1860.28] What a...

[1860.28 --> 1861.50] What a...

[1861.50 --> 1862.06] Dick!

[1863.86 --> 1866.16] So, like, I could see all this stuff?

[1866.56 --> 1867.32] I mean...

[1867.32 --> 1868.06] What is this?

[1868.18 --> 1868.50] Like, what?

[1868.54 --> 1869.00] What do you want to see?

[1869.12 --> 1869.66] What do you want to see?

[1869.66 --> 1871.86] You can see creators and mock creators.

[1871.86 --> 1873.08] This is total, though, including connected.

[1873.60 --> 1875.02] Invoices, and, like...

[1875.02 --> 1875.72] You have the...

[1875.72 --> 1876.76] Oh, no, you don't.

[1876.86 --> 1877.68] I forgot!

[1877.68 --> 1877.92] I forgot!

[1877.92 --> 1883.68] It's probably fine.

[1884.36 --> 1885.22] Terrible people.

[1885.72 --> 1887.22] Terrible people everywhere.

[1887.46 --> 1888.72] Especially the chair next to me.

[1889.44 --> 1890.28] All right.

[1890.78 --> 1892.52] I'll give you access to something.

[1892.52 --> 1892.76] All right.

[1892.80 --> 1894.78] Let's get our sponsors.

[1895.04 --> 1896.82] Let's get our sponsors on here.

[1897.50 --> 1904.04] So, this episode of The WAN Show is brought to you by Spectrum Glasses.

[1904.04 --> 1911.30] And my notes are not in this WAN Show document, the one that we shared with Jason.

[1911.52 --> 1914.18] They're in the other, the perpetual WAN Show documents.

[1914.30 --> 1915.70] I'm going to pull those up.

[1915.74 --> 1918.90] But basically, in a nutshell, I don't really even need my talking points for this.

[1919.24 --> 1921.72] They are glasses that are right here.

[1922.06 --> 1922.36] Perfect.

[1922.36 --> 1927.62] And they have a yellow tint that is designed to reduce the amount of blue light hitting

[1927.62 --> 1933.52] your eyes while not affecting the color of the things around you or your screen over

[1933.52 --> 1934.14] much.

[1934.30 --> 1936.66] They're well-built, nice and robust.

[1936.76 --> 1939.70] They've actually even got ones for kids that are super durable.

[1939.94 --> 1942.62] And they've got a huge variety of different styles.

[1942.74 --> 1945.10] I think that is a ladies' design that you're wearing right now.

[1945.18 --> 1948.38] But, you know, Luke and I don't really stress out about those kinds of minor details.

[1949.84 --> 1950.80] I'll rock it.

[1952.36 --> 1956.98] They're highest rated among their competitors on Amazon.

[1957.20 --> 1959.70] And they're primarily focused on the Canadian and U.S. markets.

[1959.92 --> 1963.24] But they are expanding to Europe and they offer shipping internationally.

[1963.64 --> 1968.00] So check them out at spectrumglasses.com slash collections slash prospect.

[1968.56 --> 1972.88] Or add the link right there, which is actually the exact same thing.

[1972.94 --> 1975.64] Why does that say prospect and why does that say products?

[1976.48 --> 1977.70] Well, hopefully they both work.

[1977.70 --> 1983.68] Anyway, you can use offer code Linus to save 10% on your spectrum glasses today.

[1984.76 --> 1985.54] Or tomorrow.

[1986.76 --> 1988.12] Whichever one works for you.

[1988.20 --> 1989.14] Or the next day.

[1990.22 --> 1990.58] Or.

[1990.94 --> 1991.92] Kind of whenever you want.

[1992.08 --> 1993.24] Kind of whenever you want.

[1993.52 --> 1996.74] But make sure you don't forget to use the code because 10% off is awesome.

[1996.86 --> 1998.04] It's basically like getting free shipping.

[1998.32 --> 1998.44] Yeah.

[1998.44 --> 1999.98] All right.

[2000.10 --> 2002.54] Also brought to you by Private Internet Access.

[2002.88 --> 2010.24] Private Internet Access supports a wide variety of VPN protocols and types of encryption and authentication,

[2010.78 --> 2013.36] allowing you to dial in the exact level of privacy protection you need.

[2013.42 --> 2017.88] They've got apps for Windows, Mac OS, Android, iOS, Linux, and Google Chrome,

[2017.96 --> 2020.54] with support for several other platforms coming soon.

[2020.54 --> 2022.82] What other platforms?

[2028.10 --> 2030.38] Well, they called it a specific browser.

[2031.10 --> 2031.48] Okay.

[2031.64 --> 2032.52] So it could be other.

[2032.78 --> 2033.84] Like maybe another browser.

[2033.96 --> 2034.46] Okay, that's fair.

[2034.66 --> 2037.02] You can connect up to five devices at the same time,

[2037.12 --> 2041.20] and their apps include DNS leak protection and IPv6 leak protection.

[2041.68 --> 2045.74] An internet kill switch will block all traffic if the VPN becomes disconnected unexpectedly,

[2045.74 --> 2052.22] and you can check it out today at the link in the video description or the one that I'm pointing at right there.

[2052.32 --> 2055.10] Best of all, it is not owned by McAfee.