 Well, hey everybody, how you doing out there in TV land? You too. It says really isn't here, I'm sorry. It was a big joke. Are you gonna forgive me? For some reason I went to the airport, he just didn't show up. I don't know man, it's disappointing isn't it? Okay. No. There we go. Champion. Oh, look at him, he's got the ass. Oh, the stream started on my phone, here we go. He's got the ass. I'm washing it. Here we go, ladies and gentlemen. To the jazz, that was it. You just got like five seconds of jazz. I'm cutting the jazz music off, we're gonna go straight verbal only today. How's everybody doing? How you all doing, welcome here. It is an absolute pleasure to be in the United States. In the bunker, it's a real place. It's not like some green screen thing that Steve been making up all along. It's like really real, I can vouch for it. No one's holding me hostage. He's hesitated there. That's, he's got it, he's got it. So we're here, we're happy to be. Thank you very much for everyone joining the stream. I see a bunch of you coming on now. The way Steve's gone, it's very far away. I've got to look at my phone as well. I'll see the chat. I know, it's like if you get a squint, you got a squint to see the type on it on here. I know I have two monitors and they're like a mile away. Oh, I love it. Tucker had Putin, but we have Zez. There we go. Oh my God, yes. We'll get into that. Tucker Carlson going to visit. So speaking of a unique visits, yes, Zez is in town. The lovely Shenandoah Valley of Virginia gets to have a little bit of a reputation with the international crowd. Yeah, man, I'm happy to be here. I have, I've never been to this part of America before. I've been to maybe Atlanta a few times, big city in New York who hasn't, but not like, I don't know, like smaller town America. I've just never spent a bunch of time here, right? And it's just like the TV shows. Oh my God, they've got all the same things. I don't know what I assumed because I've never been here before, but there's big stores, there's Walmart, there's high school, there's a middle school, there's a diner, there's big trucks, and I love it all. I want America, I want the biggest, dirtiest truck. I want the dirtiest meal at the diner. I want all the beautiful things America has to offer. And we had a nice morning today. Steve and I went to the diner, real local place. As local as it gets. So yeah, we've had a great time. First off, everybody, thank you Belmont for showing up and being our tool, our wrench carrier. I'm sorry, I'm joking, that just had to come out. Anyway, thank you for being our moderator. And my mic is a bit quiet. Okay, let me make sure. Yeah, I was gonna say comment on the tech please. Should we zoom in a little bit? Because this is all new stuff. Yeah, can you zoom from here or not? Thank you. We're lining out our kinks here. I can definitely turn the game up. I can definitely zoom in some. It sounds, we sound like every Eastern block kid in the 90s. I feel like Barat. I love America, I love all of your freedom. Give to me, freedom money. That's exactly what. Welcome all. Hello. Is that better? Can you hear me now? Yeah, you're a bit better now. You should be a little bit closer. I see it, we've got us up. Actually, I have to admit, I prefer having the headphones on. Maybe that's just the way we're used to talking to each other. I'm used to hearing Steve in my headphones in my ear, not this live version that I'm seeing in front of me. And this is real as well, by the way. Oh, this is vintage, baby. This is vintage like LL Bean. I got this off a dead man. And I love it. So anyway, yeah. How's everybody doing on this lovely Friday? I see there's a bunch of stuff going on into chat. So many people in the chat, I love it. You should take Zez to Waffle House at 3 AM and let him fight for his life to get some breakfast. I love Waffle House. My friend in Atlanta was taking me there a bunch of times. It's my favorite. We went to a real local place today where I think that could happen as well. Yeah, well actually the place, yeah, talk about that. I wanna pull up this story about the place we went to. I'm gonna try to find it on Google. Why don't you tell everybody a little bit about your experience. At the diner this morning, Joe? Well, no, let's go with Waffle House and then we'll jump in the diner if I can find this story. I love all of this sort of dining that you drive places. And I appreciate American people. You live here, it's part of you every day. And so these things don't seem abnormal or weird. I love it. I wanna get my big truck. I wanna drive someplace down the highway and then I wanna go to a dodgy diner. I love the, I like Waffle House. The place we went today was like a real authentic small place. And Steve had this meat called Scrapple, which I've never heard of before. It's basically the bits that are left over from the pig. So they cut all the good bits off the pig. There's a lady that was serving at this place we went to today. Yeah, right, so there you go, Scrapple. If anybody's aware of Scrapple. So they get all the bits that are left over from the pig. They take off all the good pork chops and stuff. And then whatever's left, they just boil it down, condense it down to some and eventually ends up like a pate. I think it's like hillbilly spam. It just comes in this big block and you've gotta chop off bits and fry it. I went for the sausage. I had a little of Scrapple. Yeah, I gotta have Scrapple every time I go to that place. It's like, but there was a time where I had it so many times in a row that I really started feeling ill. I think I was like, my pigment was changing color. And I was like, I traced it all back to my. It's either gonna be. I have normally large intake of Scrapple and a small subset of my life. I would like to, I'd like to see you go to the doctor and like, well, Mr. Nutter, I think you've been having too many of those pig bits. Oh yeah, no, no, yeah. That's exactly how it goes around here. Anyway, so I'm gonna show you something. Yeah, the diner we went to, I actually Googled it. It's called the L&S Diner. And let me see. I should be able to press the right button, wrong button. There it is. So this is it. This is some old post from a couple of years ago. This guy was like shot outside, out back of this diner, investigating like a local hillbilly case of gangsterism. And like, there's a lot of stuff around here. Let's see. Of course it's so far away. I can't really remember. Yeah, stay in front of the mic. I can definitely, I can hear it when you're not in front of the mic. Yeah, that'll help. I'll keep, I'm keeping Steve honest by having the headphones on. All right. So that's, there's like stories. There's all these weird legends about this restaurant that we ventured off to today and had a little bit of an experience with the locals. It was great. So we sat down and these two elderly people sat down next to us and they're charming. And first of all, this dude, the old lady, old man and he's got the Trump hat on. So I'm like right on. We've already found them. I love it. And we were talking. Oh yeah, that's right. So Steve starts to have it a polite conversation. And it turns out the old bloke knows who Steve's granddad is. No, great, great granddad. Like they've been around here for like a hundred thousand years, this family. And so everybody, so he knew, like he knew who he's dad, what he did, the industry that he worked in and recognized him from that. So that was a thing. And so I, you know, they're talking and I'm saying like, oh, I come from Australia, but I'm here. I'm with the company and we're teaching leadership. That's what we do. And the old bloke and he's like, where are you teaching leadership? Maybe you should go down to Washington and help them down there. Your South Park, your South Park character just came out. That was awesome. Says the man with the Trump hat on. And I was like, oh, that's very interesting. But at the same time, the wife grabs her purse and bam, smacks him. He's like, don't you start. Don't you start. And I didn't get to hear the full Trump speech. Unfortunately, I think she's heard it a few too many times. Yeah, that was fun. So you definitely get the local, you got to feel a little bit of that local America. It is like the wild country here, right? So we did that. Oh yeah. And if you were on Twitter last night, they got to see us going out. I took you to, oh my goodness. I took you to the local and I had to laugh with Zez because I took him to the local watering hole. And there's not too many of them here, but it is a college town. And I was like, you know, it's kind of hard. They're like, they're like this wild herd of gazelle or something and you don't know where the, where the herd's going to park it for the party night, which will be Thursday, Friday, probably. And cause it was kind of dead, right? When we walked into the park first, a lot of like, in America, when I was growing up, we called it a sausage fest, right? I think it's still called a sausage fest. Do you? Unless it's called a scrapple fest. That's even worse. This, no, I think this would have qualified the guys that were in there when we walked in. It would have been a scrapple fest. Yeah, yeah, yeah, the mixed me. It was, yeah, it was some mixed was like, and that's no, no, that sounds wrong right there. The mix, this is like getting off. Okay, anyway, go to the local watering hole. We sit around, we're having a couple of beers, join some conversations. And I mean, I don't know, man, other than like, other than like Moses parting the Red Sea, it was like, we were sitting right at the bar right next to the door and the doors will just flop open. And it's just like, every Barbie doll, pretty girl was just like walking in for seemed like 35 minutes straight, like the rest of the night. It was, this was like, that was the place. They'll pop it, they'll come in. All of a sudden the sausage fest went to like reverse sausage fest. So there was like an even, to maybe even more female ratio in the bar. And then I quickly looked around and realized that Lewis and I were definitely like, we were like the Willie Nelson crew of the bunch. When did you say? Sure, we were looking like the old timers. And I appreciate in that circumstance, I would, if I look at me fine, I look like the old timer. And I understand that I have about 15 seconds. If I were to speak to a young lady, not that I'm going to, but if I speak to a young lady, I have about 15 seconds to open my mouth and attempt something in my charming Australian accent before I get deemed a creepy old dude. It's like creepy old dude, Australian accent, maybe you could balance it out. I'd be like, no, no, no, wait, wait, wait, wait. Cheek, wait, nah, I ain't a creep. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Oh yeah, no. Happily married, no funny business. No funny business, no funny business. But it's always funny to just be out there and then just watch the element change and things like that. So it was better than, oh, it was better than being in the wrong spot. So nothing crazy happened. We docked out of there pretty early. It's not too much. I've been getting up really early the last few nights. So Steve drove two hours to come and get me. I appreciate that. Thank you, Steve. No problem. He drove two hours to Dulles Airport to come and get me. We're here, it's really far away from a bunch of stuff. Right, we're not really through any major city here where Steve lives, but we've got Walmart, we've got CVO, so we've got the diner. What more do you need? We picked up Steve's kids from school. That was delightful. We went and picked them up. You got to see some real deal. What's, oh, here, this will excite Bob since I just saw him put it in the chat. Oh yeah, Bob's in the chat. Bob, we had some real life horse and buggy action here for Louis. Those things go faster than I thought they would. That thing had some speed to it hooking down the road. So yeah, there's a large Mennonite population nearby where my kids go to school and they are constantly rolling through there on their... Right, so Mennonite is like something like Amish. Amish, yeah, like if you've ever seen the movie Kingpin, the bearded fellas from Kingpin that Amish-style community, they don't use electricity, they don't, they don't have motorized vehicles, they have horse and buggies, and you got to dodge them, usually like run and late for school dodging on country roads. But yeah, I feel like you get to see, that's a good thing about around here. Like you get to see a little bit of a different thing as opposed to like other times before you got here when you were in like Atlanta and Dallas, big cities, and this is a completely different style. Yeah, Quakers would be a good... They're similar. Yeah, zero sleep. Okay. The Quakers, that's a similar style of thing, you know? So, yeah, then we went to some local farmer's market and it was like, when I first walked in, it felt a bit surreal, like I was walking into a TV show set, like exactly what I would expect to see in some TV show. It was like a good TV set. And it was amazing, it was really beautiful. There was like local people making, we had fresh soft pretzels, like fresh, like you're gonna have to wait a few minutes, sir. They're coming out of the oven and like they come out and they were just to die for. Bob asked, how many of the neighbors are they related to? Wow, everyone knows everyone around here. Well, they were like, I think those guys, those people at the diner, were gonna start telling me more about my family than I knew. Maybe, yeah. So, I would, I'm happy if you're in the chat, you got questions about America, maybe if you're also a fellow European or something like that, I'd be happy to answer. Oh my God. Snuffer, I saw a flock of Amish in the elevator at Sears Tower, the elevator at LCD with a talking cartoon character and the Amish children were flabbergasted. I don't know how they, yeah, they must have not had any option but to get an elevator. I bet they were graphing about even having to do that. Oh my goodness, that's hilarious. So, this has been good. So, I've had a nice trip here. I came for a first few days to Atlanta. I'm hanging out, a buddy that I went to school with lives in Atlanta now. He has a catering company. So, we were eating a lot of good food. He knows the best places to go. We also, he has a surprise to me and I appreciate it very much. He took us through the Porsche Experience. So, in Atlanta, you can drive a Porsche and they have a professional driver who sits next to you. So, we did that for a day. It was a beautiful sunny Southern day. So, I really liked that. Porsche Experience is good. We had a good time. And then, for the last three days before this, I was in Dallas and I was doing training. So, another one of the jobs that I do is I'm a leadership instructor. We have an Estonian company called Combat Ready. We teach leadership and I'm working with a bunch of military guys. I know a lot of you are familiar with this already. Bunch of ex-military guys. We teach leadership and we've partnered with an American company called Echelon Front who are fronted by a dude called Jocko. Maybe you've seen Jocko, the dude who gets up at 430 and the former Navy SEAL. He's a New York Times bestseller. So, we're partnered with their company. So, we were doing training with them in Dallas. JP DeNel was our trainer. Corey was another one of the staff that was working with us. Like, we were getting on the field with laser tag weapons, doing these maneuvers, learning leadership techniques. Our opposing force were like former Green Berets and Navy SEALs. And the idea is that you're out there and using these techniques to learn better leadership. So, we did that for like three days in Texas. We were up every morning at 430, hitting the gym and then running around in a field. We also did a day of classwork. So, that was really cool. And yeah, now we're here with Steve. So, I feel like I've really seen three separate Americas. Like, they're America, but they're different and how different things are. That Atlanta, look, we were living the good life in Atlanta. My buddy's done well for himself. So, we were living the good life there in the big city. Then in Dallas, Texas, down south, Yeehaw, working hard with the military guys. And then here in Middle America with Steve, just like regular folks, having regular lives. And this is the same country, but everyone's so different. And I'm enjoying that part. That's good. It's a good mix. And yeah, Cole is hanging out here. Cole has grown quite fond of Zez. He's already been over there. He's probably sniffing off his butt and stuff. So, he's a good friend. I love dogs. Good friends. What do we got for this? So, the Mennonites are space-age armies where I'm from. They could drive blacked out cars with no amenities in them, really. So, the Mennonites can drive a car, is that right? Or did I misunderstand? Well, this is actually a funny conversation. So, you've got the ones that are hardcore, like, that are still driving around the buggies. And then there's a whole different set of them. And these are the ones that are interesting to me because when I sit there in the school line that you were in with me yesterday. So, what we do is we first pick up my daughter who's in elementary school and she's in, like, second grade-ish. So, we get her and then we go over to my son's middle school and pick him up. And while we're waiting there against the main road in literally Farmtown is when we start seeing the Mennonites come through. But there is another version of the Mennonites they come through on small buses. And you'll look at them and they'll all be just like Mennonites and they're going to private Mennonite schools. And so, we all call them like with my kids, we call them the modernites because they're like the modern version of the Mennonites. They're allowed to have a car, they're allowed to have a car. And so, yeah, but they're funny because they'll like look at the, like, they're so close to like, oh, they're like, oh, we just, we're just one step closer to that public school lifestyle of not being, you know, whatever. Whatever you've got, they've got, I'm sure they've got tons of rules and things they're not allowed to do. Right, there are levels as the rice king says. Yeah. Stuffer was asking, am I a former military? No, I am not. Which is the weird thing. He's the odd wheel. I'm the odd one out. So I, the way that I learned these leadership techniques and the way they helped me was that I used to and still run a standup comedy production company. A lot of you know that. We run standup shows and I was trying to find a way to lead my team. I was like any leader or any company owner struggling, not knowing what to do. And then I discovered this thing called the Jocko podcast. And I listened to this guy and I'm like, oh, these are good. These are good ideas. This stuff seems to work. And then it all fast forward to about a year ago. I was hosting a conference in Estonia and the next speakers were coming up and then these two former special forces guys got up and they have exactly that in Estonia. They're special forces guys. They made a consultancy to teach people in our local region. And I was like, I got to work with these guys. I have a background in training. Okay, a little bit presenting as you know. So I started to work with them and I'm while they all have military backgrounds, I'm here to show that it doesn't have to be military. I've worked with creative people, artistic people that it's not all about just barking orders. This is certainly not what the whole thing is. So, and yeah, I was training with other people from Eshel on front this company and they have many other non-military people. So it's good for me to hear things from a non-military perspective. I respect service, amazing to be around. Yesterday, as I said, hanging around berets, Navy SEALs to learn from those guys. And I think also I'm humbled that such people would even want to listen to an idiot like me and even think that my dumb ass comedian experience would be relevant in such things. I'm humbled by that. So, did I understand right, King? You're a military, you are former, right in the chat, are you former current, are you a vet? I didn't quite understand that one there. Yeah, so, but I mean, you're obviously there to give a perspective that they want that's not. Hope so. I mean, that's why, I think that's why you're there and that's a good, I think it's a good thing for both of you and them that you're giving them a little bit different perspective than they would get from another. I hope so. I just, I think it's, and your last few days though, helped me overcome, helped me on my part to overcoming a bit of imposter syndrome because you're hanging around these amazing people. Amazing things in their life. So, their support was really good too. I don't feel quite. We'll always feel a little bit of imposter syndrome. It's a very natural human thing to do. I feel a little bit less. So, we're getting there with those things. Yeah, it's always a imposter syndrome. Any, so yeah, what about it? Do you think you could see yourself living in America? Mike Wags asked, I see that. Mike Goodser, yes, yes, and yes. I really could. I appreciate things aren't that easy to pack up the life and let alone finding the work or the company or the income stream and then a little thing called a green card. All these things present challenges, but I think I could. I enjoy Europe. I really love Estonia. I would never wanna sever my connection to there, but I'm really done with Estonian northern winters. I'm done. I want some sunshine. I want some unjustified enthusiasm for Americans. They're just enthusiastic, for no good reason. Well, you should go to Florida then. You get sunshine all the time and get some real enthusiasm from there. You get to hold everywhere. That's the beautiful thing about America. Everywhere you go, it's like something different. You're gonna get a whole different bag of. So, I really like this style here, the land of the free, a place where you can work hard and build something and possibly get something where I live in a very small country. It's easy to get connections to no people. A week and a half ago, I was shaking hands with the president of Estonia as he was coming onto a stage that I was hosting at a conference and he was giving the talk and I had to be welcome, Mr. President. Here's how you're gonna walk onto the stage, Mr. President. And so you can have those things in a small country, but then in America, obviously not meeting the president very often, but there's so many other opportunities that come if you know how to work hard. So I think I'm ready for a bit of Americana. So let's see, who knows what comes into the future. Yeah, I mean, and I can speak to a little bit of my experiences and I think a lot of people out there have experiences of either, you know, America is an interesting kind of place in retrospective of looking back just from the fact that I know that people from a certain generation the ideal for America and Americana would have been to get some kind of job for like a big company and get this job and keep with this company for an entire career practically and somehow make it all the way up to this really high level, right? And then you have benefits, salary, blah, blah, blah. And that worked for like a certain time and a certain generation, but now, and this is something I've learned throughout just to be growing up and living in America is that those opportunities are not the same like that anymore where there's been so many, like since I've come into the workforce in 2006 after graduating college, there's been so many like weird things that have affected jobs and it didn't matter. Like companies I went to where they laid off 75% of the workforce because the economy went so bad and what are those people supposed to do in that meantime? And so you get thrown off into a different place. And so now the more modern thing to do is you still have the ability to build your own thing or attempt to do that in America. And if it works and you can figure it out along the way that you can make kind of your dreams work but a lot of times now it's more of doing something on your own as opposed to doing it that old fashioned way of getting that corporate job. Keep the mic in front of Steve. I would say that my observation so far and I appreciate I've just got a sample size of a couple of weeks and the friends that I'm talking with. If you can make your own company and make your own thing all of the people that I know, Steve, you run your own thing. My buddy in Atlanta runs his own thing. The people in Dallas, I was with there. They're people who are making their own companies who are making it happen. And you don't because of this super large population size here, you don't have to expand to the whole country. You can work a region and that's just fine. Whatever industry that might be or thankfully Steve's a specialist so a lot of people will come to him. My buddy in Atlanta just haters around Atlanta and that's more than enough work to grow a very successful company even in that area. And I like that idea because the thing is in Estonia with a very, very small population, there's just not, you max out the market really quickly. So my buddies and I, let's say there's six of us who are professional leadership consultants in Estonia. Estonia does not need six professional. There's not enough work for six of us in that small country. So we've got to expand. We've got to go to another place. To kind of put it into perspective about what a small country's like. 1.3 million people. What I want you to do dear Americans who are watching, think about what around your region has 1.3 million people? Is it your town? Is it the greater area that you're in? Is it the city? It's not a lot by your comparison. Where's one point? Is it just the city? Or maybe your city is many times, several times already that. So for that amount of people, we have a president. Whoever's like, if you're the mayor of 1 million people I bet you they're pretty dicey. Okay, yeah. So just to give a perspective, and first off, thank you Felipe Osef. Oh yes, sorry. Five dollar super chat. He says, hi to Louis. Welcome finally here. Yes, absolutely. And great, John Zini's right. Please everybody, do hit the like button for us. This is, you know, we're trying to get back into the swing of these shows. So definitely helps when you do that. If you hit the like button, it does help the algorithm go. But a town that I lived near that is even bigger, it would be Nashville. Like Nashville was a good size city. That's now I'm looking at population numbers. That's 2.1 million now. And that's, so that's another, I mean, that's almost double what you have. So imagine, imagine Nashville, imagine Nashville had a president and Nashville had national borders. It had, imagine Nashville. Or half of Nashville, not even half of Nashville. Half of Nashville had a seat at the United Nations. Yeah. That's what we get. So weird, so weird. That's awesome. So Felipe brother, thank you very much for doing that. We got John Zini in the chat. Thank you. Good to see you sir. Yeah, a lot of people here. Thank you everybody for coming in and saying stuff. And like I said, we're hanging out. We are filming some stuff and trying to film a fun little video. And then we'll do a cool sit down podcast when we can relax a little bit. Yeah, so we're planning a few. So we'll do some live streams. We're not sure how many. Might do some goofy little things. I'm not sure we're trying to figure out what we're gonna do. We're filming a bit. But we will have one proper sit down on the couch, podcast, couple drinks pre-recorded, not live stream. We will have one of those. We're gonna shock YouTube. You know, a lot like that club Shae Shae and Cat Williams did, right? Why? Are you the one person who didn't watch that? No, what is that? You know who Cat Williams is? The comedian. The comedian, yeah. So I don't, it was just a like three hour podcast he did with Shannon Sharpe, the football player. And it was viewed like 100 million times. Right, okay. I mean, I doubt this is not gonna be- That's a joke. This is not gonna be- Is it probably the- Joe Rogan Elon Musk style. It won't quite be that. It's not gonna be that. You don't think it's gonna, well, we'll see. My blow up, you never know. There's not people here who thank you very much. That's good. Yeah, that's, Stefan C asked any chance of a complete bunker tour. I actually think that's a good idea as part of the video we're shooting where you kind of check out the perspective of Zez maybe walking through all this, plus I have a storage unit and him kind of like doing things and I'm being like, yeah, that's this. And he's like, oh, what do we have here? You know, kind of thing and let him lead it as opposed to me going through and talking about every single whatever. Oh, thank you to Martin. Thank you, sir. Look at him go. Contributing his socialism to us. He's got some socialism box for us. 100 donks. 100 kings. How many donks? What's a donk? It's like 10 bucks or something. I know, crowns. Yes, you're the man, thank you. Danish crowns, yes. Where's the beers? Here's some socialism bucks. You need to fix this. Right, but what's the conversion rate? Someone in the chat tell us what is 100 socialism Danish welfare state bucks? I don't know, it's too much though. Martin doesn't ever have to give me anything. He's given me so many goodies over the years. And so I appreciate it though. Thank you very much, sir. So yeah, even just coming in yesterday, we roll up in Steve's big white old Pimpmobile cruising down the highway, roll into his garage. The garage opens up and inside are just four or five of the biggest CRTs you've ever seen in your life. 27 inch, is a 32 inch PVM. Oh yeah, there's a 32 inch PVM, there's a 32 inch JVCD series and a 36 inch Trinitron. So there's three pretty big monsters. All right, Rice King, thank you for the 499 Super Chat. He says I appreciate you guys sharing your experiences. Sure, thank you sir. Thank you, Rice King. He did describe in the chat, he's a vet. Okay. Has done a number of tours. So thank you very much for your service, Rice King. I appreciate that man. Yeah, okay, Brandon Arnold of the chat, get a little confusing. No sir, so I am Australian by Bordenbread, but I've lived for the last 15 or so years in Estonia in Europe. So I've got a very different perspective all the way from down under that style to the full on socialism Europe and here we are in the land of the free. Yeah, yeah, 32 inch PVM, it is, right? Yeah, so this one is, yeah, it's not mine. Now it's a client and unfortunately what happens is this house that I'm in, I mean, once the, I don't really bring CRTs that are, I have to work downstairs. I don't really bring CRTs that are over 20 inches downstairs in the fears that I will follow down the stairs or I'll, you know, hurt myself. And over 27 inches won't even fit down the stairs. So if they're over 30 inches, they have to stay in the garage and it's, we're coming off the edge of winter here in America. So I, if it's not, if they're not consistent days, basically over 60 degrees and it's not getting freezing temperatures in the night, I don't open up CRTs and start working on them. So they've all just been accumulated here and they're in the queue, you know, to get restoration and repairs done, but we'll definitely show them off. But now we're getting to the time. Do you think you will get to them this summer? Like realistic? No, they are like hot on my plate. Like I am, all three of them have been here too long and it's just a pain. I need to get them done and it's, it's like, you know, I mean, they're just so big. I can't, I have to, I can't, like, you know, if you get that cold temperatures with glass, it's very bad for it. And I would hate if I was working on something, it just like popped, you know, on the thing. Yeah, shout out to the Cathode Ray podcast, right? I see some people in there with the Cathode Ray boys. Shout out, right? Appreciate that. To the old school. So here's some things. Check this out. I actually got sent, did people get sent this link about this BVM? It was like a A32, right? Wasn't that what we were looking at last night at dinner or the bar or what? An A32 that sold for $10,000. Oh, yes. $10,000. Well, it was in the UK. It was in the UK. It was in UK auction. It was a BVM A32. And so 32 inch wide screen, multi-format last generation CRT from Sony. How many more descriptive words should I add there? Let's say that a dozen times, but sold for $10,000, right? So it was 8,000 pounds for this unit, plus like a commission to the auction site that the buyer paid an additional like 10 or 15%. So it was like nine something. Sure, by the time you look for 1,000. So first of all, first of all, Tony Escobar, thank you very much, sir. 20 bucks. 20 bucks. Oh, and I looked it up. Martin's 100 Danish is 15 bucks. Oh, that's nice. So that's about 100 DKK. Well, it's like a cup of coffee in downtown Copenhagen, is it? So it's nothing to him. Those prices, but thank you. That's a full buffet lunch for us here in small town America. You feed us tonight. Well, the boiler just kicked on. Okay, can you guys hear this background noise? This big rumbling boiler came in the background. I was concerned, because I'm concerned if I turn it off, if it won't turn back on. Oh yeah, we should do it. Yeah, also shouting out to Tarek in the stream. He lives in France and he's got a problem with his PVM 2130. I'm sorry, brother, there's not much. Unless you would have the funds to fly me from Estonia to France to work on your PVM. That is the difficulty, right? These things are so big. At least- That's the dream though. I mean, cause it's better than flying Steve from America. It's easier. You could have the second rate guy like me. Yeah, you gotta have, again, we'll branch off. I had, yeah, Martin said that Steve's saying 27 inches won't fit downstairs is already his favorite quote from the stream. Oh, I asked for that one. We need, because so the whole underground bunker here, the only way you can access it quite a steep stairwell. And it's amazing. Steve's got a big red Neo Geo cab out back here. Oh my gosh. And it's something amazing because it's only one way. I mean, it's only ever, you know, when you one day if you leave this house- No, I know I can get it out. Yeah, no, yeah, that's right. You can get it out, but only maybe if you leave the house one day. Oh right, yeah, no, no, I'm not moving it. It's not moving until I'm leaving the house. Oh man, look at little pig with a $40 super chat. Thank you. Oh, little pig, thank you, sir. Most of it anyway. Absolutely, yeah. Appreciate that. Hey, that's something we should mention. That actually would buy lunch around here. What have you thought about the prices of us when we go out places around here compared to how much it would cost out at other places? Sure, pretty good. Like when we went out to the bar last night. Yeah, that was 60 bucks, but that was like three meals. That was three meals and like probably a half a dozen beers. Yeah, 60 bucks is good. The pretzels, we have pretzels for Steve, myself, these kids, they ate a bunch, 20 bucks, very good. So yeah, you can see Country City, right, it's a lot. Get a lot of that in there, but yeah, it's. Just my spring so it doesn't time out here on me. Yeah, I really appreciate you guys being so enthusiastic for this trip and that it is, look, it's a little bit surreal to finally be on the other end of the camera. And, and, Bob will love this. And no lag. No fucking lag. That's right. Lewis is 100%, there's zero lag. Whip out your time, Sleuth, because Lewis is no lag today. Zero milliseconds. Oh my goodness, yes. We've had a lot of problems in the past because I'm the one with the far away European internet, so. Right, so here's the thing, yeah, Martin, it's crazy. There are literally, you go down and you get, these pretzels are not just like pretzels, Lewis mentioned this. These are the best pretzels that, if anybody said, where can I get the best pretzel? I would say this, and then there's probably somewhere in like New York City that somebody knows about that's really good. But these girls, they sit there and they make it from like dough. They make the dough, they pull the dough out, they hand roll it and bake it and pull it out, and it is like amazing. And they're $2 a piece. That's the thing, $2 each. And the ladies, I would say, I'm trying to find the correct words to be respectful. Like they're dressed in like, you look like they might be. They're in midnight gowns. They're in full. If you look up a midnight gown, they've got a hat. They're all the different stands because it's a midnight. Lewis was laughing when he showed up because I said, Lewis, there's where you park your horse. There's where you park your horse. And it was just literally like an old Western wall of stalls. And he was like, well, you can tell it was been used because there's fresh piles of manure at each stall that like had been there from the morning. Like when Steve said, hey, this is where you can park your horse. I thought it was like a joke or just maybe in the old days. That's where it was. That's where you park your horse. And then you look on the ground, fresh horse poop everywhere. Like that had clearly been used. Someone has rolled up to this midnight farmer's market on their horse, got a fresh pretzel and then rode off into the sunset. Oh yeah. That is even better if you're the, if you're like, oh man, I got I'm riding the horse for 10 miles. I'm gonna stop and get a pretzel as well. Want to thank Jake. Jake is the way black. Thank you, sir. Appreciate you contributing to Lewis's Waffle House fund. Hey Lewis, welcome to the USA. What is your favorite difference in culture so far between Estonia, Australia and America? Culture shock. Any culture shock? Have you had any culture shock? I would say culture shock because I've come here for America. I want all the art of American freedoms just all over my face right now. After living through a pretty rough European, Northern European winter, I'm sure Martin can attest. You got these long periods. We went, whereas in Estonia, we basically went six weeks over December with no sunlight. None, no sunlight, just the sun comes up but it's all cloudy. So this does start to affect and I want to also apologize to all you people out there. I'm so appreciate you follow us because I haven't been posting, haven't been making videos. And when I'm in that environment, I don't feel very good over the winter and I don't feel like talking. So I was very happy to come here. Because this guy lives all the way out the butt fuck, I have to like get all these expensive flights to get here, but I didn't care. I knew I was coming to Steve so we could have this moment. And I just want that unbridled American enthusiasm that some random person's just talking to me and I met the guy with the Trump hat. I don't mind, I don't listen to his Trump speech. Doesn't bother me, I don't. Like, that's maybe I should. Maybe we should listen. That's America though, that's like, that's what I'm saying. Then there would be, I mean, that's the fun thing. I'd like to go out and talk to everybody. I'm not going to go there. I mean, that's the fun part. And I think that, you know, you get to experience all this stuff on one like short little business trip. I believe that you're taking the most of this opportunity, which I am firmly for and totally trying to embrace and all that I'm endeavoring on is like, you just got to be ready for those opportunities and make the most of them when you're actually in America. And I feel really great that you're getting to experience different things, different cultures. You're going to get to have a lot more fun. We're going to go to the like biggest college basketball game in this area. I know it sounds like not that much, but here there's going to be 8,000 people. Hopefully the crowd, it's like 50-50, man. Sometimes it gets full and like they all sit on their butts. Sometimes it gets full and they get rocking and it gets so loud that you feel like, you know, your ears are going to pop. But we're going to have a lot of fun at that basketball game here. And so that's a big signing and still got a lot more going on. That's Saturday, yeah. It's Saturday. Saturday we're going to this huge basketball game. And you said that stadium holds about 8,000 seats. Yeah. The biggest stadium in Estonia holds about 8,000 seats. Okay. So this sounds about right. We don't have anything bigger than this either. So we're going to this huge thing. And as it just dawned on me last night, Sunday is Super Bowl Sunday. Yeah, yeah. Oh, what better exercise in freedom could there possibly be that Super Bowl Sunday, you don't have to be there. You just got to be at any old bar, even if we're down here in the bunker just drinking a few beers. Right. No, I was thinking about how much fun it might even be to just have like our live stream going like this during the Super Bowl and just be kind of who cares? Like we can watch it right behind us chat. I mean, what else are we going to be doing? Right. We could do this some. So maybe we'll get to, we'll actually just hang out and be like, we'll try to put on a show for the people who are for some reason won't be watching the Super Bowl. That's a thing like to, we'll give, maybe we could do that. And we could commentary on it. We could, we could do something cool. I don't know. We have so much tech here, Lewis. Like what are we missing out on? What could we like rip apart during Super Bowl? We have, my European friends will know of, I'm probably, you know, in America Eurovision, right? The song contest that happens every year. And what my friends and I would do typically in Estonia is you put the Eurovision on, but then we do the live stream. So you turn down the music, you don't have to listen and then we commentate over the top. We might even be able to pull off down here. I bet I could broadcast the game to like that CRT. And we can watch it. And there's like no way that like the algorithm would catch like that, right? And it would probably be blinking a little bit. We could have a little screen there. Yeah, everyone like a little CRT here. I mean, we might as, oh yeah. And then we'll just be like, maybe we'll do, we'll turn it down and we'll just do like commentary. Like, oh yes, I love you Travis. Oh, you did such a good catch there. Oh, Taylor's so great. Blah, blah, blah. Yes, please, so dance up and down. Oh, now show my drunk brother getting crazy. Yeah. Oh yeah, you're going to show that off. So, and then maybe we'll rip our clothes off, have a few beers. I did get about 30 Guinesses, but I don't think you like dark beer, do you? I can, no, no problems. I can drink it. It was just last night. I was at, it got paused with saying, you got to watch the Suhoos Bowl on a CRT. Steve, in Steve's lounge room upstairs, which is outside of the realm of the bunker, there is a 27 inch. No, no, that's 32 inch. Pardon me. Because that's what I can fit it upstairs. 32 inch. Toshiba. Toshiba set in his lounge room. Yeah. So it's a total possibility that somehow or another we could be. Oh, it'll be on. Yeah, it would be on. Oh yeah, we'll watch it up on. It'll be playing on upstairs on the CRT. I already have that stream set up and got it down here on the plasma and I could wire that right on over to anything. To get some options. Yeah. So we got a basketball game on Saturday, Super Bowl Sunday, Monday recovered, Tuesday I already have to leave. I had back on. Pardon me. So we've got some opportunities. Yeah, so here's the other thing we were thinking about and I've been thinking about maybe we can do this Monday depending on what's going on. We, oh thanks Jake. Gave us another $20. It sounds like you guys are gonna need a bunch of beer money. Thank you very much. Five stream drinking party. Yeah, we'll do something like I said. Like that will be fun. And who knows, maybe we'll come in like one night and come in and be like, oh, just crank it on. Just turn it on. But that would only be like tonight or tomorrow night. After the game maybe, who knows. If it's like an epic finish to that ball game, you might be like jumping up and down and we might need to release some. We might need to get the energy out. You and us there. Ariel Aces of the chat, good to see you my friend. Appreciate your support very much. You're very helpful and excellent in support role there. And Yura, no it's just a regular CRT. It's not even an HD CRT. The fun thing is is though if we want to, you know maybe that would be an interesting twist to our little video. We could go over to the storage unit and you could like pick out a CRT from there and then we could like make that be part of the story of springing it back to the house and set it up to watch the Super Bowl on or something. Daddy, daddy, can we get a CRT? Daddy, daddy, we're going to the CRT store. Yeah, there you go. The CRT, we'll use the five inch PVM for the Super Bowl like Martin said. And or how about the black and white security monitor? We'll put it on there. Yeah, there's quite some to see these things up close here. So okay, that's the eight inch there, the five inch PVM there. What was that before? What's the one without the shell up there? So there's a PVM here. Okay, but we can keep it lower. It's all right. Oh, we got extra. But the Sony Watchman there, the Sony RF demodulators. They are RF demodulators, aren't they? They turn RF into composite, these ones here, don't they? Under the PCE, yeah. These are, do you remember those boxes that Roger told us about that went really nuclear hot? I'll pull this back up. You mean the market that you manipulated to make them? Yeah, the market I manipulated. These are like another version of those boxes, but they suck because they are super proprietary. Actually, the ones I found some that had already been modified some. Why does it matter if it's proprietary? It takes in RFs to tell. So this particular unit, basically all it has, you see these inputs that are here? Those three have been added by hardware, like hardware added. Cause I bought one of these brand new and it has none of these. That one is also modified. Cause the new one, I think it is. Yeah, that one's also modified. Same modification. So this is meant to be RF to composite, right? RF or composite, composite in here, okay? And then it spits out your video from composite through this like eight pin DIN connector. So let me show. Wait, sorry, sorry, sorry. It's RF in, TV tuner, it's RF in, composite out. It's, but here, let me go get the, let me go get the one that's easy to see how dumb this is originally. Okay, cause I don't understand. These were tuners meant for PVMs and so forth for the professional screens. So Steve's got another one. Of course he's got a third one. Not only that, like this one's in the original. Oh, new in box, okay. Man, doesn't that just turn you nerds on a new in box TV tuner from Sony. Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh. Forget the wrestling. You got a chair that looks like it could be part of wrestling. So if I open this up, we'll be able to see a brand new thing here. So this is, it even has the, you know, it's T U like one, one, one, zero, but that'll show you kind of what I'm talking about. It literally goes with basically three CRTs that were designed from Sony because they have this cable that goes from a certain monitor that connects to this. So you need, um, a special cable for, yeah, because it's not, it's got, look at the power is the same cable. Like he gets power from the CRT. See, this one has no modifications, brand new. See how it just has. So this one here, just has RF, just has RF. And this weird proprietary, proprietary like Den, a proprietary Den and RF in, the proprietary Den is out, but that's also where you're getting, what does it say, like eight volts? You need eight volts DC or something. Well, it says plus B. Oh, plus B, that's it. What does that even mean? That's the voltage, that's the positive lag of the voltage I'm thinking. So do I understand that this video, RF comes in, sure, it's demodulating and then sending out a composite signal via this. Well, kind of proprietary, I don't think it's, no, that's not proprietary. That looks a lot like a Genesis one style meeting in. Yes, yes. Very similar to Genesis one. It's a six pin. Six pin Den. So one of those pins is the E, which I'm guessing is ground. B plus would be the power and then you've got audio and video. And so these that have the modification, which ones I bought, for some reason I bought three of these stupid things, right? So this has been modified by somebody to see it's just got a rudimentary where they've tapped in lines and added a mono audio that's to stereo. Oh, okay, just in case I left it right. Which is going to be my next question. So you could use this with anything, but then you'd have to come up with a way to get the power and negative into this. So you'd have another adapter you were making from that cable. You'd have to make a barring, six pin to go in. Yeah, to get power into it. So if I've understood all of this correctly, this means that composite audio and video come out of this six pin, but power also goes in. No, it comes out too, cause no, yeah, wait, you're right. Right, that's where the power would go in. Is that? I don't know enough about electronics. And that would come out. And so that's designed to go with this PVM that has this same din on the back of it, where it's again, it's sending and receiving on the same end of that PVM. It's sending power out of that. And then it's also receiving the video that comes out. Now, is that normal to have a plug that has both directions? Like any signal with both directions? The thing is, these were like the early 80s, 85 and earlier. Yeah, man. Do not buy it, Martin. Yeah, so you'd need to wire it up. But maybe some people in the chat, what are some other examples of plugs that go? You know, but a good idea would be to just make my own power plug. Power plug. And put a barrel jack on it. And literally just put it like that. I'm not even talking about that. The 8-bit plug that it's coming out, it's just, it's very simple. It's just the Genesis DIN style. And it probably does a good job once you do that, but you have to do a bunch of work. If Martin wants to do another project, you know he loves making projects for himself. So, Martin, this is a CD modulator. This takes in RF, and then you set the channel on the front, and then it outputs composite. So that's a D modulator, right? Yeah, it's good. That's D. Right, it's gonna get, you're gonna tune the channels. No, it's a tuner, right? It's a tuner, but that makes technically, that's called D modulation. Okay. Is it? Or I'm double checking. I don't know. I just know it's tuned to TV. It's not modulation, it's D, because you're demodulating from the RF signal. Oh, okay, Jacob's filling in, yeah, a D modulator. Yeah, see, it goes specifically with this PVM. Sure. The 1910 and the 1911, which I've only ever seen those when I went to the, they had a bunch of them at the museum in Houston, they had a couple, and that's the only place I've ever seen ones that actually worked. So maybe someone in the chat also, just who maybe knows a bit more about electrical engineering than me, can chime in on like the, how common is it to have a plug to any sort of device, but it's got inputs and outputs on the same plug. I mean, power, it just sort of seems, I don't know, maybe it's not that weird. The other thing that you could do with such a box, I would imagine, is you could probably make some breakout dongle for this. So you could just wire up a Genesis six pin, and then one would be for a barrel jack, which would be sending the power in, and then two other female RCAs. I was saying, Steve, you could also just wire a dongle onto that. Potentially, and that would be another solution. If you didn't want to do the physical modification. Tuner is a demodulator. Okay, yep, Martin's got it. The T1040, that might be the other one that I have here somewhere. I have so many things. Yeah, what's the, wait, you've got, this is, I don't know, that one's a 1110. That's 111. That one's the same, that's the same exact one. Sure, it is. Correct. But, yeah. What's different about this 1041 model, or the T1040? That one has, that one has its own like regular power in, right? Okay. It's more like extra. So yes, as Martin is alluring to, if you're not up to familiar with the backstory, Steve made one or a number of videos about this device, and it went from 20 bucks to 120 bucks on eBay over the course of the last few months. So Steve is, he's an evil YouTube market manipulator. Oh, that's the full long one. That's meant to go with the eight inch. This one goes, as you can tell, right under. It's built to go right under an eight inch PVM. It's made for that, exactly. I had a chance to buy one of those a few years ago, and I passed for, I don't know, 50 bucks, and I regret. So this one, you can see they've made this much more user-friendly on this one. Let me show you, I'm gonna get close in here, but there's a battery door that's the same battery door as the eight inch series PVM has. Same battery door, and then you've got a AC line in, which is the standard AC line in, and then, of course, you've got the regular connections. There's no proprietary thing on this one. And then there's this line, line S system, which is just an old Sony thing. This is the one, though, that, yeah, I made a video about it, and yeah, it's one of those things. There's another example of a relic like that, I've got up here on the list, that's even worse than that one. The worst, I think this might be the worst contender that I've ever screwed up. The worst tool I've ever pumped to oblivion. Oh, you mean that you manipulated the market on this thing now that no one can buy these things anymore? Want me to grab it for you? You all know, some of you may know what it is. Well, I'd show us, show us what it is. Okay. Right, Steve, Steve, 100%, all on his own, Steve is responsible for the price rise in CRTs in the last five years. Oh, yeah. This little device, this tiny convergence lens, the Klein convergence lens, I got this in the box, I got it from eBay, when I bought it, I think I paid 50 bucks for the thing. I paid 50 bucks for it, it came with documentation, shows you how to work it, it's crazy. You can see it on a screen. So when I look into it, I see a blue, a green, and a red. It's just got a lens in it that separates colors into red, green, and blue, it's lensed. So you put that against your tube and you go all white beam and you can see the separation of each, because you know an all white beam is the combination of red, green, and blue. So you look through that lens and you see each color individually. It blocks and only lets through the red, only lets through the blue, and only lets through the green. And then there's these little dials on the side that you can move and you can manipulate, you can manipulate one color on the right and one color on the middle, or left, and then the one in the middle stays the same, the green is always the same. But that's supposed to tell you how much it's out of range. You can see there's a scale on here. So you're like, oh, because you move this and it's gonna manipulate the image so you can line that up and you could say, well, I don't know, there must have been some lost knowledge maybe even between this tool and how to go in and say like, oh, I don't know, it's like you're reading the C's for a navigational point and somebody was good is like, all right, governor, crank it three times there to the right and you'll have perfect convergence in corner number four. So how else to do it? Eric was saying a little jeweler's lens might be able to do something similar. That's exactly what you need to do now because this thing has become a ridiculously expensive item. I'm gonna look it up right now. We're gonna see what they're going for live here on eBay because the last time I checked they were in the highly, and then the problem is, is I make a video talking about how cool they are like five or six years ago now and then they become so expensive and then I feel bad because now people ask me, I guess I should just make stuff, stuff I have a video called stuff I've pumped and it's time to dump or something, right? It's time to dump it and just get over it. And like I said, take the alternative because this was a good thing until a thousand people start looking for it and then they're all gone and then it's expensive. So let's say- So Snuffer was saying that he bought a jeweler's loop bay, is that the name of the thing? A jeweler's loop, it's just loop. So it's like a jewelry owner's tool to help you see, and again, it does the same thing, it blocks colors. But it's kind of blurry, so maybe it's not designed because it's not specifically designed for a screen. Yeah, and I think there's obviously gonna be different qualities of those loops. Yeah, okay. Just a little more front of your face. Cool. All right, let me see here. What is that, say, client conversions tool? That's what I need to look up. So let's see how much Steve has manipulated this market. Are there any even for sale? Cause that's the thing, if there's only- Oh my gosh, they're not. X number of these for sale. I mean, so what? He makes a video and the three that are available gets sold. I mean, there's not even, oh, there's one. There's one. 300. Here's a couple of them. Yeah, look at this. Oh, look, one like this is good here. I'm gonna show you all. C-I-B. This is just ridiculous. Completing box. And I cannot recommend this. I cannot, like, if I, there's no way I would ever buy it for this. Let me, let me show you lovely people at home. There you go. Look at that, 390, 430, 525. And that's American US dollars. And this one, yeah. So the 525 one, is it like a box or something? Or a little kind of case or something? Yeah, this one's got all the stuff like mine has. Yeah, okay. See, so, oh, this one's actually, this one's like brand new. Yeah, that's why, okay. This is where Steve had only fans. This would probably be on his wish list that some simp dude could buy it for him. And Steve would get it. All I need is one more sugar daddy and I can acquire this lovely. If you buy this for Steve, he will ASMR in your ear. I mean, did this weirdo like block out? Oh, yeah, he's like. Oh, I manipulated the image so you can't see the original serial number. Serial number, what information would that be? Why would you need to block out a serial number on it? I think it's just been like, sharpied over. Okay. But man, yeah, it's been scratched off. Oh, just whoever, okay, they've scratched it off there. Oh, no, because it says property off. That's not it. Oh, they took off the property seal. Oh, that's my dirty bastards. My 20 inch BBM still has like property of the, and the production company. And I'm not taking it off. Yeah, and again, another good point is this tool is just gonna piss you off because you're gonna use it and it's just gonna show you how bad you're gonna wanna look at convergence on everything if you spent $600 on the thing. Yeah, sure. You're gonna be busted it out if you just try to look at the like a solar eclipse. See if there's any misconvergence in the sun. All right, let's keep rolling. It's just a device. There's not that many of them out there. And it's literally a lens. Good grief. That might have been how much it was new, right? Oh, Martin's chipped in with another 50 Danish crowns. Thank you, sir. That's about another eight bucks. I'm on a delay because I'm not seeing that yet. Nice, thank you. There it goes. Thank you. Thank you, Martin. We're almost up to our dream list of getting this thing. Oh, and we've got 75 people watching as well. Thank you very much. Please like and subscribe, hit that like button that really does help if you've got a moment there. So it helps a lot, especially for this live show because, so yeah, anytime guys, even if it's all you can do, just hit the like button. That's awesome. It does help. We appreciate that. If you don't like it, then you can hit the dislike button too. Let's look up Steve then. These are TU-1110. I don't think those are gonna be very much. Let's check out, though, the 1040s. This is the next one that Steve has potentially manipulated. Yeah, the 1040s, yeah. Okay, the 1040s. That's the one that... This is the 1040. This is the big long one. TU-1040. And again, I wish it was 40. Let's see if that even shows up if I just type that in. It's so interesting that that's in black as well. PVMs are not in black. No, they aren't. Why did they decide to make this particular unit? It's that sexy blacks. It looks great. It looks great. But why? No other PVM is in black. So let's see what these are up to because these went up a little bit. Ooh, see, we're getting back where they're... Well, these are the ones that I'm telling you. These are the ones you don't want. Oh, this one is... I've never seen this one. It's got a bit of usage. Oh, that's a full-size one. But it is one. No, that's... Does this one look the same? That one is rough. I mean, it's a bit rough conditions with some tape, but... Oh, yeah, yeah, that's the right unit. It's just got gray buttons. And it's not black. Dude, we found the variant that matches the PVM. Should buy it. It's the... Shut up. I'm not buying any more of these, dude. Why not? It's $25 plus... Okay, $18 delivery. So it's going to be... Plus tax. So you're going to get $50. $50 by the end. I'm not buying another one, Lewis. I have five here I don't use. Just because it's got... I don't need another one. But somebody could buy this. This is a good deal. You can such eBay right now and find this. If you want. And this one is a different variant. We were just laughing saying the black ones. These are the ones that match the actual scheme and color of the PVM itself. But... So they're not... They've come down. All right? That's about how much I paid from originally. $70. $70. Here's the ones that kind of jumped. Like, this person had 100 of them and they went from like 30. And then they went up to 130. Sure. They've come back down to 90 because you could see how this person has 14 of them. They probably have 100 of them. They're not moving. I mean, yeah. The video comes out. There's a lot of popularity. The video came out and they sold like 50 and then they raised the price to $100 more and probably sold five more, unfortunately. And then it's come back down and they're not selling as many at 90. They're just leaving it. And that bloke wants 27 bucks for shipping. Yeah. Shipping is expensive. From New Jersey, really? Just to ship that from New Jersey to here? Well, fuck. You ever been to New Jersey? You ever tried to get something out of New Jersey? Shit. Sorry for the... Somebody's going to get mad about my language. Like a bomb gun out of New Jersey. No. Yeah. Into Connecticut, which is like... There's some place you need to go check out sometime. You need to come down to check out the mean streets of Hartford, Connecticut at one time to a convention, because you can see that once you get about a bloke away from the Marriott, you need to be packing that bulletproof vest you got in there like 50 cent, you know? So we know that these TV tuners have come back down in price. It's like that as well. I'm so... That people that are just willing to hold on to something for a long time to get, I don't know, 50 extra bucks or something like that. I think I told you the story, but there are a few Bang & Ops and CRTs in Talon. And I just haven't moved them because I just haven't... It was the middle of winter and I haven't got a truck and all that stuff in there. And then I'm going to have to deal with a Bang & Ops and TV. But yeah, this one dude wanted like 150 for it. And I was like, bro, I'll give you 50. And he's like, 100. And I'm like... Why? You just have this big lunk of thing in your storage and it's just sitting there. And I was already six months. I've been watching at least six months. I've been watching this ad before I contacted him and it's still there. And I actually spoke to him and said, hey, if you think it's fine to just sit in your storage, that's okay. If you would like someone to take it off your hands, I'd be happy to take it off your hands. And if you're real happy for it to sit in your storage room, I guess you can sit around waiting another three years to get 50 bucks. Yeah, that's kind of... That's the problem I think with some CRTs that space becomes the big problem. It's like, again, you'll notice I can't have a lot of big ones. I mean, it's not economical to have too many big ones. Right? It's just... It's a pain. In that same trip there was... Actually, I really should go at this. A 15 kilohertz widescreen Trinitron. And the lady had it. Yeah, she was like, I want 80 bucks. And I'm like, I'll give you 30. And she's like, 60. And I was like, okay. And I literally said to her, maybe you would like it to stay in your lounge room. And I asked her how where it was. And she said she's on the third floor, no elevator. Ooh. And I'm like, lady, I'm doing you a service by coming and taking this thing away. And that's when I was like, I'll talk to you. I was like, I'll talk to you in two weeks. I'm going to be honest with you. I've heard some incredibly funny stories. The last couple of conventions about specifically people telling me the story of them going in and finding a CRT on like Facebook marketplace. And then having to go into like the dodgiest person's house into their like bedroom. That's like dirty. And then like, all right, you need to get that TV out of here. Nobody's helping you. And it's like, oh my gosh, my man, you're that is scary. Like, because what if that would be, what if there, what if there became a serial killer? Lewis CRT serial to the CRT nerd serial killer that would like get you over there, get you to move this big CRT. And as you're moving it, they like, take out a little knife and stick you right in the kidneys. And you just like, smash yourself with the CRT in your history, bro. And then they bury you under the trailer and they put the CRT back on the marketplace and wait for the next nerd. And then they turn you into like some, some of that scrapple probably. Oh, okay. So the murder and your scenario, the murder is the owner of the CRT and it's the back. And that's the nerds like us who are going to come. It's basically nerd bait. Come and get you CRT. Oh, that's a big tree to try. Oh, yeah. And then like, and it tenderizes the meat. You do it like while they're walking up the stairs, you know, with from like the. Oh, yeah. But you don't want to drop it because you want to. Yeah. And you're like, Oh, go carry that. And you like, then like they roll back with the CRT over them. It tenderizes the meat ahead of time for you. You know, you're getting like a little bit of a tenderization going. I need a little toilet break. All right. Yeah. So there you go. Think about that folks. Huh? Right. Baiting your baiting your nerd with a CRT listing. Yeah. It starts to get really tough to try to get those things. Places for them big ones. What a question. You like Huey Lewis? Who doesn't like Huey Lewis in the news? Come on. I mean, that's that's the genius of sitting here. I don't think people really realize how you get two people together that haven't been. Well, this is our time. First time hanging out in person ever. But you really miss out on a connection you can get with just hanging out with somebody that spitting off back each other and just keep going. Oh, yeah, there was the guy, right? The guy who was walking around the hero, the hero everyone needed. They didn't even know it yet. There was a guy a couple of years back before. I think it was pre COVID. He would wear a CRT on his head around Virginia and he would leave sets on people's doorsteps in the middle of the night. And that's it. Like the CRT facing the door and he's upscale neighborhood. It's pretty funny. Yeah. A lot of talking. On that one. Yeah, James. I'm going to tell you the truth, man. There's a 20 oh five. He said locally for 2,500 bucks. James Boone. I that, you know, yeah, that is a bit much. And if you already own a few OEV two or threes, you are fine because all you really need to do if you want to get that other experience and new CRT is to get a high res monitor that just doesn't do 240p that you can get for cheaper a CRPC CRT because you could get the nicest four by three PC CRT for, you know, sometimes you can find those still for cheap under 200 bucks. Oh, you're talking about snuffer this one. I didn't even tell you this. We were laughing about certain things. I heard the funniest advertisement on the terrestrial radio when I was driving up to pick you up. And I'll just mention it here because why the hell not? It was pretty funny. So I'm driving up and I'm getting closer to the border of West Virginia and Stephen Dorton. You brought this up. You said West Virginia reminded me of this. And I start hearing this obnoxious like old style DJ voice on the radio for the ad. Whoa. Yeah. Hey, what are you doing? Aw, wake up. Are you ready for? Oh gosh. What was her name? Fancy Nancy or something like this, right? Are you ready for fancy Nancy? And it's like, what the heck is this? And it was, uh, they were advertising a gentleman's club like hardcore talking about, we have arena seating. We have the major overlook, uh, balcony arena. We have a parking deck. It's the only gentleman's club in the tri-state. It's the only gentleman's club in the tri-state area. Cause I was like, I don't even think Virginia has very much any strip clubs or anything like that. So I was like, I would hit some West Virginia and they keep going on and they go fancy Nancy is the world's most famous little dancer at coming in at two foot ten inches at night. Wait, they got midget dancing? Yes. So that's two, yes. And I, and I mean like going all, come in Valentine's Day special gentlemen, come and see fancy Nancy get down at only two foot ten inches. That's the only gentleman's club in the West Virginia tri-state area over here at big dicks honky town. Come see fancy Nancy. You know, you want to see a two foot ten dancer. And I was just blown away. That's, that's pretty much how it went. I think I got this name wrong, but that's probably a good thing. First of all, we just want to shout out before we go over the story. Jake, Jake, thank you sir for your five bucks. We appreciate that. And James with your 10. Good to see you states. I just hope you guys have a great weekend. I am having a good time. Thank you. Steve is an excellent host. We're having a good time here. And I really, I really appreciate so many of you come out today. 67 of you watching. Thank you for that. Okay. So there's not many strip clubs in this region. I don't even think. No, here. Let's get, let's get. Jake said, I have seven CRTs now. Thanks to evil Steve. Just bought a 34 HS 5 10 this week. Oh my goodness. My back still hurts. Do you guys use or even like HD CRTs? I have, um, I don't even mess with them much. I mean, I know that people might, I love analog. That's just, and that's, that's kind of like my comfort zone. I stay in that personally. So if it's my choice, I'm staying away from it. I don't like a lot of the things that you get from an HD CRT. And again, this is just a personal preference thing. Um, I'm not sure what, what about you on an HD CRT? Okay. First of all, we want to thank Delusional. Delusional's archive for 20 bucks. Absolutely. Thank you very much for that. So yeah. We have not left out brother. We'll get you on here one time too. When I'm getting back in the street. Ariel. Yes. I am sleeping on that bed. I'm sleeping on the bed here in the bunk. Sleeping on the other side of this law. Right there. In a legendary bunk bed. That we posted on Twitter right next to the 1960s. How's that refrigerator? Is that pretty badass? It's fine. Like, I mean, it's cool. I had a good sleep. It's very solid. One of those refrigerators is meant to last. Now I want to go back a little bit there. I said a word that you shouldn't say. And this has been a common trip. Instead of little person, I said a word that you shouldn't say an excellent pointing out of that. Because even in and now I have noticed definitely people in America for the people that I've been around use this sort of colorful swear word language a lot less. And I'm an Australian and I'm sure a bunch of you know, we let it flow very easily. The words, the C word, the F word, these are all regular things throughout a day. And then where I live in Europe in Estonia, everyone speaks English really great level of English. And they know they know the F word, the C word. They know all these things are horrible words. And you don't typically say them. But because they're not native English speaker, it doesn't hit with the same emotional meaning to them. They know it's bad. They don't necessarily want to hear it, but it's still a different emotional level. So even if I'm in Estonia and I'm hosting a conference, it's a big conference. There's a thousand people in front of me. I may still drop an F bomb or two throughout the day. I use it to emphasize a point. Maybe I'm telling a personal story and it's fine. You don't want to overuse it. You don't overuse it. You just use it to emphasize a point. It's different where you're showing that. Yeah, there's different things. So I'm used to just being able to say a bunch of stuff in Estonia and no one really has to say problem. And then you come to the Mennonite Farmers Market and you say a couple F bombs and everybody's like ready to call the sheriff on you. Right. Hey, son, we're gonna... You know, hey, these folks down here are still using the horse and buggy. They're used to that kind of colorful language from the big cities. So we'll need you to slow down with that Australian serpent's tongue you got there homie. Okay. It's Steve's house. They've got a... Yeah, like a swear jar. Similar... Oh, and I'm already a few bucks in the bank. I'm already a few bucks down. My daughter loves you because she's like... She sees you and she's like, oh, let him talk. It's dollar signs. She's just making a profit off me. Let me ask you if this is a bad piece of cake. Okay. Okay. Are you familiar with Adam Sandler movies, right? Sure. Little Nicky is one of my favorites. Are you familiar with this movie where he plays The Devil's Son? I'm familiar, but I don't remember the specifics. Well, he plays The Devil's Son. It's really cartoony, hilarious, a lot of goofy stuff in it. And I really enjoy it. It's one of the ones that's not, you know, it's not Billy Madison. It's not Happy Gilmore. It's one of the other ones. Adam Sandler's character is real goofy. He's awkward and he's like the main character. But I'm like, I want to watch this with... And I was like, well, I'm sitting with Ashley by eight-year-old and I'm like, let's watch this movie. And so my trick to get her to watch these movies is I tell her... I give her the swear jar template for the movie. But it's not very good sometimes because... But I have to take down the money, right? So I'm like, every time you hear a swear word in the movie, you're going to get a quarter. She gets paid. She gets paid. And that's the way I can get her to actually want to watch a movie that I want to watch. But it's a bad movie with bad words in it. So I get... I have paid. I sit there. I've done it twice, okay? I did it with that movie. And then over Christmas break, I did it with Christmas vacation. And so each time I had to pay out about a $5. And the intent is that she doesn't like to hear these words usually. No, the intent is she's just laughing about it. And again, it's like, if you say it, that's the consequence of it. But at the same time, I would tell her, I'll pay you to keep you engaged in this movie. I'm not complaining about going and not wanting to watch it. Okay, it's a little bribery to get her through watching this particular movie. Every time Adam Sandler goes, or something, it's like a drinking game, but with your children. With your kid and you're giving them chords, it's bad. But is that bad? Yeah, is that a bad thing? No, it's fine. It's a little fun thing. Yeah, actually, some people in the chat. Okay, fair enough, I would never say the N word on stage. You better not. No, absolutely not. I would say the F, I wouldn't say the C. On stage, I wouldn't say the C. I would say the F on stage, but even in the regular conversation, I absolutely wouldn't say the N word. We're far away on the edge of the empire, but we're not that far away. We know the N word is not a very nice thing to say. Yeah, I'm just going through the chat here. So many interesting things here. Zezane getting canceled. No one. The HR lady from where I work in Australia, and she sometimes dropped the F bombs. Yeah, we love it. It's just different cultures, different places. Different cultures, different places. So I'm trying to fit in. I'm trying to, and already like last night, but after I was down a few bucks already on the swear meter, like already I'm now, I'm catching myself. You know, I get halfway through. I don't know if you noticed already, but if you, I get halfway, I go, shh. Okay. There you go. You already changed your. So I'm already learning. You already changed your behavior. So. Right. I'm about to get shaked down by this little elementary school chick. So funny. She's coming for me. She's noticed. Good fellas. She knows where she's going to get money from. No, it's usually stuff that's like most of the time I'm like, trust me, this is a good movie or something. It'll be like the Goonies, right? Okay. Who doesn't love the Goonies? I mean, the Goonies is classic, I think. I think it could still hold up and it's fun to watch. And so I don't know. Anyway, so there's, there's all that. I don't know what, what, so here's something else. I thought maybe we could try to do that while you're in town and we'll see how this goes. But you know, we can go see what happened and what's happening at the flea market. Oh, yeah. Because this place is like loaded with flea markets, which I'm not sure that they're called flea markets, probably where you're from. I'm not sure what sometimes they call them swap meets. Sure. We understand that terminology. Okay. What's that backwards? Such a weird thing, right? I remember when I was a little kid and my granddad was like, you want to go to the flea market? And it just sounded so repulsive. Right. The fleas. Right. That's what I was like. What the hell? Why would anybody call something a flea market? And I'm sure there's some, I bet there's some like, okay, but this urban legend to it, like it was originally a place where you would go and it would be really cheap stuff. And it was probably like gypsies and they probably spread a bunch of fleas once or something. And it's like, I remember flea market. And is this a permanent setup or something? These are permanent. These are the ones I was telling you about when we were talking about the, when we were talking about the open in a shop, remember, these are the kind of locations. Brandon Arnold mentioned that we looked cozy at the dive bar. Yeah, we've talked about that a little bit. That's a really fun little place. I mean, it's definitely got that dive atmosphere though and it's tiny. That place we're in last night. Yeah, so we've got some options. So to summarize some of the options, we're going to do something around here. There's the CRT bunker tour, which I'm going to try and make that video in the next couple of days. Then we've got the storage room. We can take a look around there as well. That's another one. Then we go to the flea market. That's a good one. We were thinking maybe Costco. We got to get some Costco hot dogs. You can go check out the Costco madness. Actually, we could do that after we get off the show. Yeah, I would like to go, I just want to go to American Capitalism Centers and see all this stuff. I know he hates Walmart. It's like, it's terrible. I'm like, yeah, that's why the Walmart's a different story. I have been to some, I was telling Lewis, I've been to some ruthless Walmart. Ruthless? This isn't my ruthless. Well, when you go into St. Petersburg, Florida to go to Walmart with your kid and there's giant piles of human excrement in the parking lot and not just one multiple. As I have learned, well, the car parks in this city either have horse crap or person crap. So it's just a matter of perspective. Who's getting tied up there? Ariel, I've got a few people here. Snuffer, electricity don't have it, mate. Russia cut it off ages ago. We live it in the dark. Don't know what it is. You got a giant hamster wheel in your basement. Everybody just takes a six-hour shift on. It's just me and the president. And somebody just jumps on it. When it's your six hours, you got to just bite the bullet and run on the wheel. Keep that. Ariel at Ariel Aces. No, we don't have Costco. We don't have such big, maybe we've got a massive hardware store, but not like, there's a big supermarket, but not with true American girth and width and girth. Just the size. I just love being in Walmart for the size of this thing. When you walk in and it's just shelves and they're high and they're everywhere. I mean, the Costco's got those really high shelves. Yeah, the Costco is like the ultimate. It's literally a warehouse storage, like a shopping center that's like a storage warehouse, shelves with pallets on top of things. And everything you buy is the size of your suitcase. I know. I wish I could take more stuff. I've got two flights. I'm flying from here locally back to Atlanta and my flight back to Estonia is out of Atlanta. So another suitcase is always an option, but I would have to pay for an extra one, two Atlanta and then an extra one from Atlanta home. So look, if there's something good, I'm at about, I've only got a kilo or a few pounds. No, less than a pound, maybe something like that left. Are you serious? I'm at 40. Well, I'm at 21, 22 and about 23 kilograms. And your carry-on? Right. I've got, and the way that I did it. How many carry-ons are you allowed to have? One. Okay. So I've just got my backpack. Okay. And that's okay. I've got my backpack and then I've got one checked-in thing. And it's also full of stuff because I wanted to get my girlfriend a gift, obviously, because I'm a nice guy. And I, but all I say is to my girlfriend, make an Amazon wish list and I just click buy on that. It was about 120 bucks or something. Great. Awesome. Done boyfriend duties with one clicking of the Amazon buy now button. You know, I don't need to, Yeah, my other buddy's like, you know, buy a purse or a nice, you know, whatever a perfume. Gosh, those aren't 120 bucks. I got no time for this. Yeah. Just if she, if she puts it in an Amazon wish list, it will be ordered. I remember I used to work with these guys for BASF chemicals. And, you know, the thing I figured out with them pretty, pretty early on, these were sales, sales guys, they were, they were probably pretty shitty husbands, right? So they were, they, they were, they were like, Steve, you don't know about the coach store, the Dunian Burke store. And I'm like, what the hell are these things? And they're these, you know, purse stores, we go spend $1,000 on the purse. And I'm like, why the hell would I ever buy that for? And then they're like, Oh, I know why you guys are probably always in the doghouse. So you go, Yeah, so they know. Vailing out, buying your wife all those fancy purses. Who knows? But then I was like, yeah, no more. Eric was asking, do you have all these big stores in Australia? In the middle of Sydney? Like really big things, but it's more that Walmart is just an institution on its own. Like it's a classic. It's, and again, all these things that I see in movies, TV, media, pop culture, that they, I'm going to the Walmart. I know I sound a little bit like, you know, coming to America and like, like I'm about to buy 10 pair of Levi jeans and take them home and sell them to some guys on the street, back in, back in Eastern Europe. We'll probably have to go late at night because that's when the real crazy stuff happens and like the crackheads are out. Is it 24 hours? Oh yeah, they're 24 hours and there are, you know, there's some, yeah, it's like a zombie fest of, of rednecks. So maybe that's what will happen. One night, that will be much more fun than going during the daytime. Okay. But, yeah, we'll see what, what opportunities show their lovely face. So we've got stuff coming up. So we'll hope, we're going to go out to a little filming this afternoon. Yeah. Film some stuff, see some things. We've got to go pick up the kids again. Oh yeah. Back in the kids' life. Back in the kids' life. On Sunday. Right. Yeah, so. Good man. Yeah. So anybody, guys, let's, I think that, you know, we've been going for about an hour and a half here. What do you think? Yeah, let's wrap up this stream. I want to say a special thank you to everybody that gave all the super chats. That was awesome. You guys did not have to do that. We will go out and, the place that we will use all that is the basketball game because the beers are $9 there. Robcat. Thank you, man. $20 to add on top of it. Oh, so, thank you very much. It's really very nice that you would help us out. Appreciate that. Appreciate both. I'm truly enjoying this stream. So have a few beers. We're going to enjoy some Americana. We're going to get some more food for more time. I'll get some chicken, maybe. Yeah, we'll see. We'll see what's around. This is actually chicken land too. You can go around and see some chickens. Chicken land. Like, this is chicken town. That's another thing. Chicken town. You'll see the chicken plants right next to the things. We're going to do the chicken town. There's a lot of actually smell when we were downtown. There's a lot of smell of manure. It's manure season. It's manure season. It's manure season. So there's a lot of poo poo around the place. So wherever you go, you smell this. And it's great. It's very countryside. Yeah, sure. Yeah, like, you literally will go, when I was taking my kids to school, there are giant semi-trailer trucks that have tanks on the back of them. And the back quarter of them is just covered in, like, it looks like eight inches of mess, of just turds. And when, so you know that they, these trucks, they go in and they fill the tanker truck full of manure. And then they go out to some farm down the street and they just spray it all over the field. And it smells like, maybe people are dropping in Master Safer with the $10 Enjoy America Experience. Thank you. Thank you, Master Safer. Thank you, sir. So, yeah, that's the fertilization season that we are going in. So we're getting ready for grow season. Let's go. There's nothing there. America the poo poo. There you go. Let's do it. All right, let's wrap it up. Everyone, thank you very much. Thank you very much. Well, pay attention. We'll be back. If you just came in late, go back and enjoy. We've had a great conversation here. It's been a lot of fun, kind of a chill stream, but I think we had a good time. We had a good time. Thank you. I really appreciate that you guys are so interested in yourself. It's really amazing to be here with Steve finally and to be on this side of the camera. I think I'll have a good day. All right, guys. Have a great day and we'll see you in the next thing. Have a great one.