At the lowest point in his life, Ben Nemtin ask himself a very important question: "If anything was possible, what would I do?" Video Script: I dropped out of the University and I got dropped from the rugby team it became a shut-in in my parents house unable to leave and all of this caused me to slide into a depression now these feelings lasted for months until my friends insisted that I join them to live and work in a new town for the summer puddling then did I start to feel like I was coming out of my fog and after that summer I made a decision to only surround myself with people that inspired me I didn't know it then but that one small decision would completely change the rest of my life and what kid came to mind his name is Johnny I said Johnny let's make a movie the problem was we had no idea what we wanted to make a movie about there were so many things that we wanted to do but we hadn't done them because they were buried we were paired by work by school by life and we had moments of inspiration but eventually those became buried by the day-to-day we asked the question what do you want to do before you die and with that we made a list of our buried dreams right we just decided to make the most epic bucket list of all time so if anything were possible what would you do and the list items that I was convinced were impossible have somehow been checked off while we would make our own TV show right at number one New York Times bestseller tell a judge you want the truth you can't handle the truth walk away from explosion in slow motion and have a beer with Prince Harry we also made a promise every item we crossed off our bucket list we'd help a complete stranger do something on their list I wanted to find a story in Utah a story of helping someone else do something they want to do and we found an incredible story with the help of the University and it's proof that sometimes it doesn't take much to make a huge impact we have this really cool thing for you tonight because you're such an amazing person we know how much you love basketball yes they made you your own Jersey [Music] if he can do that I can do anything so oddly enough it's not these big list items that mean the most it's been the times when we've helped other people do what they love that remain the highlight and it all started with the bucket list we asked the question what do you want to do before you die and the list items that I was convinced were impossible have somehow been checked off list items like number 95 play basketball with President Obama at the White House sit with Oprah and we even crossed off have a beer with Prince Harry just know that there will be ups and there will be downs there will be times when you struggle we're all human beings and when you hit that struggle know this you are not alone our struggles can be our strengths when we embrace them rather than try to hide them because this is our true self and who you truly are is exactly who you need to be now take a second to think about your secret dream all right what is it now that you're thinking about it how do you accomplish it I only know five things here are the five steps to make it be impossible impossible write down your dream you take an idea and you make it real you're effectively breathing life into your dreams you've begun to prioritize your goals studies show that people that write down their goals are 40% more likely to succeed it's an easy 40 percent take it if you don't talk about your dreams no one can help you that guarantee help will show up in those unexpected ways some people don't talk about their biggest dreams because they're afraid of what other people might think or they're afraid of failure well failure is usually a course correction to success persist you fail because you stop trying success depends on consistency of effort as much as it does of quality of work you can produce great work and not have it recognized trying again and again makes all the difference step 4 take moonshots quite simply a big dream motivates you to get out of bed every morning and it attracts the best people and best talent by your you want those people standing next to you and finally step 5 give when people see you out in the world helping others they want to help you Jim Carrey says the effect you have on others is the most valuable currency there is it's the times when I stepped into someone else's life in a moment that means so much to them like our friend Doug that I know will stick with me until I die by doing what you love you inspire other people to do what they love and that ripple effect goes far beyond what you'll ever know it's time for you to track your true original course because today is the youngest you will ever be you

The logistic map connects fluid convection, neuron firing, the Mandelbrot set and so much more. Video Script: what's the connection between a dripping faucet the Mandelbrot set a population of rabbits thermal convection in a fluid and the firing of neurons in your brain it's this one simple equation this video is sponsored by fast hosts who are offering UK viewers the chance to win a trip to South by Southwest if they can answer my question at the end of this video so stay tuned for that let's say you want to model a population of rabbits if you have X rabbits this year how many rabbits will you have next year well the simplest model I can imagine is where we just multiplied by some number the growth rate R which could be say 2 and this would mean the population would double every year and the problem with that is it means the number of rabbits would grow exponentially forever so I can add the term 1 minus X to represent the constraints of the environment and here I'm imagining the population X is a percentage of the theoretical maximum so it goes from 0 to 1 and as it approaches that maximum then this term goes to 0 and that constrains the population so this is the logistic map xn plus 1 is the population next year and xn is the population this year and if you graph the population next year versus the population this year you see it is just an inverted parabola it's the simplest equation you can make that has a negative feedback loop the bigger the population gets over here the smaller it'll be the following year so let's try an example let's say we're dealing with a particularly active group of rabbits so R equals two point six and then let's pick a starting population of 40% of the maximum so point four and then times 1 minus 0.4 and we get 0.62 four okay so the population increased in the first year but what we're really interested in is the long term behavior of this population so we can put this population back into the equation and to speed things up you can actually type two point six times answer times one - answer get point six one so the population dropped a little hit it again point six one nine point six one three point six one seven point six one five point six one six point six one five and if I keep hitting Enter here you see that the population doesn't really change it has stabilized which matches what we see in the wild populations often remain the same as long as births and deaths are balanced now I want to make a graph of this iteration you can see here that it's reached an equilibrium value of point six one five now what would happen if I change the initial population I'm just going to move this slider here and what you see is the first few years change but the equilibrium population remains the same so we can basically ignore the initial population so what I'm really interested in is how does this equilibrium population vary depending on are the growth rate so as you can see if I lower the growth rate the equilibrium population decreases that makes sense and in fact if R goes below one well then the population drops and eventually goes extinct so what I want to do is make another graph where on the x axis I have R the growth rate and on the y axis I'm plotting the equilibrium population the population you get after many many many generations okay for low values of R we see the populations always go extinct so the equilibrium value is zero but once our hits 1 the population stabilizes on to a constant value and the higher R is the higher the equilibrium population so far so good but now comes the weird part once our passes three the graph splits in two why what's happening well no matter how many times you iterate the equation it never settles on to a single constant value instead it oscillates back and forth between two values one year the population is higher the next year lower and then the cycle repeats the cyclic nature of populations is observed in nature too one year there might be more rabbits and then fewer the next year and more again the year after as our continues to increase the fork spreads apart and then each one splits again now instead of oscillating back and forth between two values populations go through a four year cycle before repeating since the length of the cycle or period has doubled these are known as period doubling bifurcation z' and as R increases further there are more period doubling bifurcation z' they come faster and faster leading to cycles of 8 16 32 64 and then at R equals three point five seven chaos the population never settles down at all it bounces around as if at random in fact this equation provided one of the first methods of generating random numbers on computers it was a way to get something unpredictable from a deterministic machine there is no pattern here no repeating of course if you did know the exact initial conditions you could calculate the values exactly so they are considered only pseudo-random numbers now you might expect the equation to be chaotic from here on out but as R increases order returns there are these windows of stable periodic behavior amid the chaos for example at R equals 3 point 8 3 there is a stable cycle with a period of 3 years and as R continues to increase it splits into 6 12 24 and so on before returning to chaos in fact this one equation contains periods of every length 3750 1052 whatever you like if you just have the right value are looking at this bifurcation diagram you may notice that it looks like a fractal the large-scale features look to be repeated on smaller and smaller scales and sure enough if you zoom in you see that it is in fact a fractal arguably the most famous fractal is the Mandelbrot set the plot twist here is that the bifurcation diagram is actually part of the Mandelbrot set how does that work well quick recap on the Mandelbrot set it is based on this iterated equation so the way it works is you pick a number C any number in the complex plane and then start with Z equals 0 and then iterate this equation over and over again if it blows up to infinity well then the number C is not part of the set but if this number remains finite after unlimited iterations well then it is part of the Mandelbrot set so let's try for example C equals 1 so we've got 0 squared plus 1 equals 1 then 1 squared plus 1 equals 2 2 squared plus 1 equals 5 5 squared plus 1 equals 26 so pretty quickly you can see that with C equals 1 this equation is going to blow up so the number 1 is not part of the Mandelbrot set what if we try C equals negative 1 well then we've got 0 squared minus 1 equals negative 1 negative 1 squared minus 1 equals 0 and so we're back to 0 squared minus 1 equals negative 1 so we see that this function is going to keep oscillating back and forth between negative 1 and 0 and so it'll remain finite and so C equals negative 1 is part of the Mandelbrot set now normally when you see pictures of the Mandelbrot set it just shows you the boundary between the numbers that cause this iterated equation to remain finite and those that cause it to blow up but it doesn't really show you how these numbers stay finite so what we've done here is actually iterated that equation thousands of times and then plotted on the z axis the value that that iteration actually takes so if we look from the side what you'll actually see is the bifurcation diagram it is part of this Mandelbrot set so what's really going on here well what this is showing us is that all of the numbers in the main cardioid they end up stabilizing on to a single constant value but the numbers in this main bulb will they end up oscillating back and forth between two values and in this bulb they end up oscillating between four values they've got a period of four and then eight and then 16 32 and so on and then you hit the chaotic part the chaotic part of the bifurcation diagram happens out here on what's called the needle of the Mandelbrot set where the Mandelbrot set gets really thin and you can see this medallion here that looks like a smaller version of the entire Mandelbrot set well that corresponds to the window of stability in the bifurcation plot with a period of three now the bifurcation diagram only exists on the real line because we only put real numbers into our equation but all of these bulbs off of the main cardioid well they also have periodic cycles of for example 3 or 4 or 5 and so you see these repeated ghostly images if we look in the z axis effectively they're oscillating between these values as well personally I find this extraordinarily beautiful but if you're more practically minded you may be asking but does this equation actually model populations of animals and the answer is yes particularly in the controlled environment scientists have set up in labs what I find even more amazing is how this one simple equation applies to a huge range of totally unrelated areas of science the first major experimental confirmation came from a fluid dynamicists named Lib Taber he created a small rectangular box with mercury inside and he used a small temperature gradient to induce convection just two counter-rotating cylinders of fluid inside his box that's all the box was large enough for and of course he couldn't look in and see what the fluid was doing so he measured the temperature using a probe in the top and what he saw was a regular spike a periodic spike in the temperature that's like when the logistic equation converges on a single value but as he increased the temperature gradient a wobble developed on those rolling cylinders at half the original frequency the spikes in temperature were no longer the same height instead they went back and forth between two different heights he had achieved period two and as he continued to increase the temperature he saw period doubling again now he had four different temperatures before the cycle repeated and then eight this was a pretty spectacular confirmation of the theory in a beautifully crafted experiment but this was only the beginning scientists have studied the response of our eyes and salamander eyes to flickering lights and what they find is a period doubling that once the light reaches a certain rate of flickering our eyes only respond to every other flicker it's amazing in these papers to see the bifurcation diagram emerge albeit a bit fuzzy because it comes from real-world data in another study scientists gave rabbits a drug that sent their hearts into fibrillation I guess they felt there were too many rabbits out there I mean if you don't know what fibrillation is it's where your heart beats in an incredibly irregular way and doesn't really pump any blood so if you don't fix it you die but what they found was on the path to fibrillation they found the period doubling route to chaos the rabbits started out with a periodic beat and then it went into a two cycle two beats close together and then a four cycle four different beats before it repeated again and eventually a periodic behavior now it was really cool about this study was they monitored the heart in real time and used chaos theory to determine when to apply electrical shocks to the heart to return it to periodicity and they were able to do that successfully so they used chaos to control a heart and figure out a smarter way to deliver electric shocks to set it beating normally again that's pretty amazing and then there is the issue of the dripping faucet most of us of course think of dripping faucets as very regular periodic objects but a lot of research has gone into finding that once the flow rate increases a little bit you get period doubling so now the drips come two at a time to tip to tip and eventually from a dripping faucet you can get chaotic behavior just by adjusting the flow rate and you think like what really is a faucet well there's constant pressure water and a constant size aperture and yet what you're getting is chaotic dripping so this is a really easy chaotic system you can experiment with at home go open a tap just a little bit and see if you can get a periodic dripping in your house the bifurcation diagram pops up in so many different places that it starts to feel spooky and I want to tell you something that'll make it seem even spookier there was this physicist Mitchell Feigenbaum who was looking at when the bifurcations occur he divided the width of each bifurcation section by the next one and he found that ratio closed in on this number four point six six nine which is now called the Feigenbaum constant the bifurcations come faster and faster but in a ratio that approaches this fixed value and no one knows where this constant comes from it doesn't seem to relate to any other known physical constant so it is itself a fundamental constant of nature what's even crazier is that it doesn't have to be the particular form of the equation I showed you earlier any equation that has a single hump if you iterate it the way that we have so you could use xn plus 1 equals sine X for example if you iterate that one again and again and again you will also see bifurcations not only that but the ratio of when those bifurcations occur will have the same scaling for point six six nine any single hump function iterated will give you that fundamental constant so why is this well it's referred to as universality because there seems to be something fundamental and very Universal about this process this type of equation and that constant value in 1976 the biologist Robert May wrote a paper in nature about this very equation it's sparked a revolution and people looking into this stuff I mean that papers been cited thousands of times and in the paper he makes this plea that we should teach students about this simple equation because it gives you a new intuition for ways in which simple things simple equations can create very complex behaviors and I still think that today we don't really teach this way I mean we teach simple equations and simple outcomes because those are the easy things to do and those are the things that make sense we're not gonna throw chaos at students but maybe we should maybe we should throw at least a little bit which is why I've been so excited about chaos and I am so excited about this equation because you know how did I get to be 37 years old without hearing of the Feigenbaum constant ever since I read James Gleeks book chaos I have wanted to make videos on this topic and now I'm finally getting around to it and hopefully I'm doing this topic justice because I find it incredibly fascinating and I hope you do too hey this video is supported by viewers like you on patreon and by fast hosts fast toasts is a uk-based web hosting company whose goal is to support UK businesses and entrepreneurs at all levels providing effective and affordable hosting packages to suit any need for example they provide easy registration for a huge selection of domains with powerful management features included plus they offer hosting with unlimited bandwidth and smart SSD storage they ensure reliability and 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So this is a thing that happened. I travel to Tokyo and hang out with Sara Dietschy who spent the day not being able to use anything IBM and it was harder than expected; the results may surprise you; you won’t believe what happened next. Anyway; watch the video because, it turns out without IBM it's tres hard to get proper ramen. You'll see. Video Script: my gosh this is beautiful my name is Sara DG rhymes with peachy I create videos about tech and creativity I have no idea what we're doing here but we're in Tokyo and we're going to have an adventure hi-yah come on guys so look you don't really know what you're doing here do you no idea somewhere over there there is a restaurant called for Kuja and it just does dynamite ramen this guy has been making ramen there for like 150 years the idea is that you just need to get there by 6 p.m. that's that's pretty much it didn't you do that sure ask me if there's a catch what's the catch you can't use anything that was invented by IBM or could use their technology and you can't be like man it's incredibly important if you're not there at 6 p.m. you fail you lose the challenge ok all right would you give me a phone I'm sorry I'm really sorry 10 just right that is mine because unfortunately your suffering contains several gigabytes of DRAM chips the RAM was invented by an IBM ax so I'm excited but I'm a little nervous the fact that I don't have my phone is terrified you just tell me what we're doing I'm sorry where do you stand on IBM Watson yeah yeah IBM could very well be in our vehicle two virtual assistants I'm sorry I know I don't make the rules I think she's gonna struggle to be honest I don't think it's the easiest task IBM technologies and a lot of stuff that you might not think is if she's really stuck I'm gonna give her a lifeline do you know how to unlock the bikes I'll translate for you hey excuse me do you know how to unlock this bike Osaka tomar-re masses No okay you know I'm gonna handle this okay okay excuse me unlock the spike do you have no phone I use tech for literally everything my level of confidence now is probably a five at skelton I can help you say Kaushal that means malfunction breakdown failure and I think that's what we're experiencing right now yeah I think I can do this um no no no no no what do you want to say ah found the map oh yeah but how are you paying for the map I'm sorry we can't pay for the map by credit card IBM technology is often involved in point-of-sale transaction it's basically we find a different way to do this because we can't have that map you know it might be time for one of my lifelines did I hear the word lifeline so we got one I have to hug three strangers I don't even count I don't even count it's very sweet you know it's not gonna misses a challenge where I have to get three hugs in order to get a map is that what I'm doing out here hug hug is this way right okay hug there all the time but this is adorable I can't secure my final hug hug I got far everyone had smiles on their faces besides the thousands of people who didn't yes so I have some that no it's kind of like where do I need to go you know one would think that I have never used a paper map before but I've actually used it once but I will say we did not get to where we needed to go so hot I am thirsty I am parched oh yeah sorry I would have got you one but I think there's a chance that the the produce inside of here was traced on the IBM food trust using blockchain technology so of course it can do promise would you find a deadline so why do you have media I just can't change have you just thought about thank you okay [Music] automotive transportation and while do I I just might make it I've got 20 minutes but anyone seen it allowed America keep going and he'll see the shop on your left [Music] hello James you made it welcome to work this is gosh II can't believe you I mean I can obviously I mean obviously we're gonna go your task you have at the orientation tell me what you think that's wrong well I fit though well then I can't believe too much to do we've done the adventure without IBM technology with mean we had a lifeline but we did a lot of things so it's been it's been an adventure I'm genuinely pressed what about should get it I was surprised to find that IBM tech wasn't so much what is technology it's community it's connecting people from around the world even after finishing the ROM and everyone's having fun take the pictures this is a great moment [Music]

Prince Michael and his new friend, Bob, set out for a road trip in the brand new film Cat and Dog Road Trip. Video Script: Yeah, maybe me have nintindo switch next year too. Wut the?? Who let the dog out? Who who who who? Hmm, $500 enough for nintindo switch.. Or flight to hawaii! Wait, this that crazy dog! But how me get him to Colorado? U ordered a car, sir? U owe me 5 bucks for that. So...u gonna shut the door or what? (disgusting Bob farts) Me think this dog might be sick. Remember, anything 2 get 2 Hawaii. Wood it kill u to chew with ur mouth-- Me should have paid attention in shop class. Bob, u know how to use that? Me didnt realize me riding with nascar pit crew dog. Bob, that was incredib-- Nevermind. (disgusting Bob fart) Wood it kill u to chew with ur mouth-- Goodbye sweet donettes. Umm...u know that also food, right? Goodbye sweet weenies. Oh brother. Hog the blankets much? This the worst. Wut the? Wow, Bob love me. Have me been bad? Maybe Bob okay after all. No one going 2 pick up cat and dog but... Maybe they pick up sexy winter lady? Welp. Beggers cant be choosers. Umm...this guy going really fast. U hear sirens too, right? Okay, fine. Time 2 be hero. (Justice being served) How bout Clark County let me keep car? Back 2 square one. (disgusting Bob fart) Watch and learn, Bob. Nice book, bb. Now u try. Okay, time 2 get off train! When in Rome... CANNONBALL!!! NO THANK U!!! Tastiest cannonball ever. Special treats for special friends, mon? Wooooow. Me see things so clearly now. Me think me feeling...sad. Wait, where Bob's house? Where Bob's family? Wow, this guy monster. Me stuck between rock and hard place. What me thinking? Me cant leave Bob here! Time 2 head home. Morning pal. Me just about to turn around. Me get it. U have home here. Me feel so...empty. Maybe me crazy but me miss Bob farts. Oh no. Bob make huge mistake. MICHAEL! BOB COMING, MICHAEL! Wut that smell? // Hmmm it smell like-- Hey it me Bob! Remember me? This was more comfy in grass. Thank god for edit button. Michael, what we waiting on pal? Nuthin. Lets go home. (The beginning of a beautiful friendship)

In this video I'll be showing you several different things you can make from old, dead laptops! Video Script: laptops useful things during their working life but if they break or just get too old and too slow to do anything productive with what can you do with them well if it's the latter situation and it's just too old and too slow to do any real work on there are still some very useful use cases that you can put them to which I will be going into more detail about later but if you have a broken one you are in for a whole heap of fun as there are loads of things you can make out of dead laptops as there are so many still useful components and materials inside waiting to be repurposed so let's get creative this video is sponsored by Squarespace so the first task is to open them up so that we can get at the components which usually involves unscrewing any screws you can find on the back and prying apart the plastics this process needs to be continued as you carefully separate all of the internals after which we're ready to start repurposing them as you can see there are quite a few of them most of which can be put some kind of use the first component I want to focus on though other speakers some laptops particularly those made around 2008 where media playback was a big focus had ridiculously good speakers and some even featured mini subwoofers as they're usually built into their own sealed enclosures you don't need to build a speaker box for them and that can be used as is my particular ones are even ported for extra base which is very cool now as they're physically quite flat and make an interesting shape when placed together I glued them to each other and soldered them up to a mini bluetooth amplifier which I also glued in place as this amplifier works off 5 volts I sold it on a USB socket so that it can be plugged into a USB battery bank for power now to make it look a bit neater i next got some plastic strips and glued them together to fit around the perimeter of the speakers and after fitting on some thin fabric to apps as a grill it could be mounted directly onto a wall as it's Bluetooth it can be wirelessly connected to a phone or tablet and used to listen to music or podcasts all while being unobtrusive and actually very impressive sounding for the size thanks to the well designed speakers not bad moving on to the next project I want to focus in on the cooling system in laptops these take heat away from particularly hot running ICS by utilizing heat pipes which move the heat over to a set of fins which then transfer the heat into the air that's forced through them by an accompanying fan as they can handle quite a lot of heat output they're actually perfect for reusing to cool high-power LEDs small LEDs like this have various power level options and as mine actually use 10 watts of power each they would burn up very quickly if powered up on their own but once mounted onto the heat plates with some thermally conductive glue and with the fan wired to spin up they can be powered indefinitely thanks to the high level of cooling if you end up doing this yourself don't forget to use an appropriate LED driver circuit though or you could still fry the LED with too much current I attached mine to a curved piece of aluminium to make a stand and it turned out to look pretty cool thanks to the different materials and a visible cooling system this makes for a fantastic light to use while working but it could also make a great desk lamp too particularly if you're interested in computers and want a lamp made out of recycled parts now while we're on the topic of lighting laptop screens in particular are worth salvaging even if they're smashed like this one this is because when the LCD layer is removed you're left with a variety of potentially useful diffusion sheets friend lenses and an acrylic back panel these work together to spread out the backlight evenly and to take advantage of them as is you can leave them inside the screen casing and wire up the PCB on the back to trigger the screens built-in backlight this leaves you with a soft diffused light source that you can then put to a variety of uses for example you could use it as a tracing back light or mounted onto the wall to be a fake window you can even print your favorite pictures onto thin paper and have them now backlit for some striking wall art pretty neat for help wiring these up to work like this I do have a separate dedicated video on the topic which you can find a link to in the description now if none of these strike your interest you can take the various layers out and make use of them with LED strips as these have adhesive on the back and can be cut to any length one idea is to stick a short length to one side of a diffusion sheet from the screen adding some double-sided tape opposite this allows the sheet to be looped around to create a cylinder which once mounted onto a wall diffuses the light emitted from the LED strip so that it significantly reduces the glare from it and turns it into a pretty slick wall light even better though is using the friend lenses instead for this as the lenses bend the light and cause quite interesting distortions they when wrapped around the LEDs make a really nice sparkly rainbow effect that changes depending on what angle you look at it from this is still easy on the eyes but now it looks really nice visually as well as for the screens acrylic back panel well this is where you can get really creative for this cover the sheet in masking tape on both sides and then trace a pattern or shape onto it now roughly cut around this with a rotary tool and then remove the remaining material with a file until you reach your traced line the tape can then be peeled away leaving you with your shape now to make this extra special we're going to light it up for which we'll be using a couple of small LED filaments these work off around three volts of power so a safe to touch and our cool running the first thing to do is to make some slots for these LEDs in a piece of wood and then cut out a base shape around them I stained mine to give it a bit more character the LED filaments can now be soldered onto some wires and pushed through two holes that need to be made in the slots once wired up they'll illuminate which means that the last job is to glue the acrylic cutout in place the light from the LEDs enter this cutout at the bottom and gets scattered around meaning that the whole thing gets lit up internally giving you a really awesome little feature light the creative possibilities here are endless and could make for really nice DIY gifts for people now if your screen is not smashed instead of dismantling it you may want to get a separate driver board for it which would allow you to use it as a standard independent computer monitor I again have a few videos about how to do this after which they can be used to make for example a dual screen laptop allowing for increased productivity and improved ergonomics or even a smart mirror where you can watch youtube videos as you do your teeth or have a shave as usual there are links to these in the description if you're interested now the next project we're going to make requires the use of one of the smallest discrete components you can find in our app top and it's location can vary so you will have to do some hunting but what you are looking for is a little cylinder with two small wires attached and this is in fact a microphone now these can actually sound very good proof of which is that the little lavalier microphone that I'm wearing right now was made out of a laptop microphone that have disassembled several years ago and it sounds so good that have just used it in almost every video I've made since then so that's hopefully testament to how good they can potentially sound now as most of you won't have a use for a little lovely microphone I will instead be showing you how to make a little clip on communication microphone that you can clip onto your headphones and use for extremely clear calls or even communicating well with your teammates in games making this is quite simple first requiring the microphones wires to be soldered to a shielded audio cable this shielded cable prevents buzzing and interference noises so is quite important now we can thread this wire through a small piece of plastic tubing leaving a short length of wire at the end for adjusting microphones position to mount it to your headphones the easiest way is to mold a small clip out of sugru once dried the tube can be slid in place and adjusted as needed while that's essentially it for the headset the microphone still needs amplifying as computers typically don't have very good microphone preamps so their microphone inputs usually introduce a lot of hiss in to the audio signal the preamp I recommend can work off the 5 volts provided from a USB port and it's easy enough to wire up looking closely at it you should be able to see a few little jumpers these allow us to adjust the behavior of the amplification controlling both the overall volume and also the reaction speed of the board's Auto gain control this auto gain control can reduce the volume if the input is too loud so you'll never get sound clipping if you talk too loudly or shout once covered up this can be plugged into a computer's USB port and mic for an input and then used as a decent sounding budget microphone setup so how does it sound personally I think it sounds pretty good especially compared to most headset microphones out there and the auto gain control in the amplifier is doing a great job as well as I can talk quite quietly and it's still more or less the same volume as when I talk really loudly so that should make it better for any listeners on the other end not bad for reusing little microphone from a laptop moving on this is the hard drive and it's what all the data on the laptop is stored on so if you have any important files on it now's the time to plug it into an external USB enclosure so that you can access them and back them up and honestly if the drive is of a reasonable capacity this should really be its main use case as it's just what is most useful for storing data now if the drive is broken or perhaps just too small and capacity to be worth using for anything else here are a few interesting and fun projects that you can make by dismantling one to get inside one you'll need an appropriate screwdriver bit which can usually be found in the multi bit set and once you're inside you'll see the platters and head array when turned on this head scoots across the surface of the drive to read and write data as the platters spin quite fast one trick is to cut out a ring of sandpaper and glue it to the topmost platter this can then be used to clean tools or sharpen things like a pencil to be fair this is a little bit gimmicky as it's a lot faster just to use a pencil sharpener but it's still quite novel you can however unscrew these platters and as you can see they're very shiny as they actually have a nice ring to them too you could make a little wind chime with them and they scatter the light nicely when in the Sun you can even make a little mirrored analog clock with one which would be quite a nice gift for someone who is into their technology now going back to the drive there remains the head array now it's movement is derived from some coils underneath these powerful magnets so if you solder some wires to these coils the head can be forced back and forth by applying a voltage if we rigged up an audio amplifier to this it will actually vibrate along with the sound signal just like a speaker if you're wondering it is audible but it sounds very tinny adding a little paper cone improves matters but while it's bass heavy up close it quickly drops off and sounds tinny again further away and returns to sounding awful this isn't our goal though as we've already made a speaker anyway and the actual plan is much cooler so to start we'll need a small laser pointer taking it apart we can find the laser diode itself along with a driver circuit as the diode is very lightweight we can glue it to the head array so the tip too vibrates along with the sound signal can you see where this is going pointing is that a wall creates a visible analog vu meter which follows along to the beat of the music it looks really cool in person and I think it's a great use of a jet Drive so now it's time to talk about batteries now most older laptops actually have a battery pack that's made up of internally individual 18 650 battery cells which is great news for us because these are really easy to repurpose and put to other uses however the challenge is actually getting them out of the plastic enclosure as it's completely sealed closed and there's no screws or anything that you can just undo and then pop it open so it just involves breaking the plastic and prying it apart now you do run the risk of puncturing the battery cells and also causing short circuits so only do this if you know exactly what you're doing and as with everything it's of course at your own risk once you're in they can now be carefully separated by cutting through the wires and conductors holding them together now it's easy to cause short circuits here so you need to be particularly careful and before starting make sure you follow the circuit so that you start in the right place with the cells now separated they each need to be checked to make sure that their voltages are 2.8 volts or above lithium cells degrade and become unstable if they drop below this voltage so never use a battery that's below 2.8 volts as mine were all safely above this value they're good to reuse while you could use these in any number of projects you will need to implement protection circuitry so that you don't over discharge them and to ensure that they're all kept balanced during charging this can get quite complicated so instead I suggest getting a few empty single cell battery bank cases these are super cheap and have protection circuitry built-in which turns them off when the cell reaches 2.8 volts you can then use these to charge your devices or power things like the speaker project we made earlier battery banks can be quite expensive so just getting the enclosures and reusing old laptop batteries in them like this is a great way to save some money so so far we've made quite a few interesting things but before I move on and show you the last repurposing project which will leave me neatly onto showing you what to do with old but otherwise still working laptops I want to talk about this video sponsor Squarespace from making your own online store to building a personal portfolio Squarespace is the all-in-one platform to build a beautiful online presence or business their slick browser-based interface makes it easy for anybody to quickly build a website without any prior knowledge and their many templates give you a helping hand keeping up with modern design trends when viewed on a mobile device your website will even 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easy to do as laptop webcams usually use the USB protocol meaning that they can just be soldered up to a USB cable after which they can be used on any PC as a standard video input these can then be placed at various locations around your home which can be done discreetly as they're so tiny and unobtrusive once hooked up to a computer running some software like canta cam the webcams can be monitored and recorded and the software can even notify you by email of any movement caught by the cameras for more info there is you guessed it a link to a thorough video on the topic in the description now the computer that these webcams can all be plugged into doesn't have to be particularly powerful so this is actually a great use of an older one that still works but you don't know what to do with some more ideas particularly if the operating system is old as well is to use it as a retro gaming machine as some games don't work on modern pcs old laptops can also be a bit of a lifesaver for specific older hardware for example I have a spectrophotometer that measures the precise wavelengths of light and build a graph of their brightness great to have but the accompanying software only works on older 32-bit versions of Windows so it needs to be run on old hardware to use at all another thing you could do is use one as a media PC I actually took one apart a while ago for this task and to make it a bit nicer looking I transplanted the hardware into a new scratch-built case so that it wasn't an eyesore in the living room the last thing I'm going to suggest is that you literally just give it away to someone who doesn't have a PC whether it's a young person who needs to learn about how computers work or an old person who just needs access to emails they might have more patience to deal with the limit and it could prove to be really helpful to them so that's it for this video I think we've made some really interesting things and if you have any more ideas you can leave them in the comments down below now if you want to support my work you can do so by visiting patreon.com slash DIY perks and many thanks if you decide to support me on there but other than that you can always just consider pressing like and maybe consider subscribing as well but as for this video it's over so I shall go now I hope to see you next time goodbye for now

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Kim Kardashian West and Kanye West join Architectural Digest from inside their minimalist mansion to take an illuminating personal design quiz. Which room has the best light in the house for selfies? How would Kanye describe interior designer and frequent collaborator Axel Vervoordt? Kim and Kanye pose thoughtful questions and give playfully insightful answers to one another, revealing not only how their taste is expressed through design, but where its functionality is influenced by their exuberant kids. okay what habits did you change when we moved in together I stopped being lonely oh hey I'm Kim that's Kanye and we're gonna be doing our design quiz can I tell you guys a really quick story about this house so we got pregnant and then I got pregnant and then he had a house in Los Angeles Hollywood I had a house in Beverly Hills they were both like not that family ish so we were going on a walk one day and I said this was my dream home this house here and so he said I like it and to him I liked it was like oh my god he loves it cuz he doesn't really like anything that's my specialty not liking stuff I knew that it was gonna be our dream home and that he was going to fully redo it and it was gonna be likable what's the one thing you would get rid of if I wasn't around and why okay I'll tell you what I think I think it would be this TV station that shows Dateline oh really huh love it it like brings me calmness at the end of my day what would I get rid of Rick and Morty you think we can handle Rick and Morty every single night well it's been two years since the new season started really yeah but me Axl still working on our next project we have these new designs we've been doing with James Turrell and Claudio Sebastian and Axl so we'll be you know in the same mind is always on to the next but I think if you were to get rid of one thing you would definitely get rid of just stuff in my closet I feel like you think I'm a hoarder in my closet if our house had a soundtrack what would it be and why I mean I think Jesus is king because that's just the verb right now and that's the soundtrack right now yeah hallelujah hallelujah yeah the kids love singing that yeah what would you say we always talk about wolves when we see the hallway simple like with my other team what room has the best light for selfies he's like oh that was the first thing I excited Oh finally I would honestly say the theater because I like a dark room and I like to use a flash with a dark room when's the last time you used a pool I've never used our pool actually what yeah can you believe that but I love our pool you know we don't have a jacuzzi can you believe that do you believe we don't have a jacuzzi we just make it sure that it's hot oh that's how I think cuz Kanye wanted like everyone wanted a jacuzzi like weird off to the side and we just wanted like a really long front stair which has been amazing cuz all the babies just sit on that stair and like all the cousins come over you said I wanted a Jacuzzi weird no I wanted it to coffee that's like we had no I mean everyone kept on designing them off to the side and it bothered you so much but the kids love to swim in a Jacuzzi but so you said no the whole pool will be a Jacuzzi just make it really warm like the whole pool all the time we built this like really long stair and it's not the deepest pool so like the kids like love it what three words would you use to describe axel cavorts bald him himself or like his design oh yeah I would say Axel's design style is wabi-sabi and that's two words yeah so I only have to use one more yes oh and Wabi and sabi that's three words that is not what I would have guessed here's what I think you would have said there are three words oh I could do it in four I would think on you would say greatest of all time oh that's nice yeah you wish you did that what was your favorite thing that you and Axel design together I say this hallway just take in this hallway that you loved when you found this house and with me and Axel we pushed it to minimize it and get as strong as possible and as simple as possible what is your favorite thing about the bathroom I would think that you say you would say taking selfies in that room yes that's so true the lighting in the bathroom is so good that it like smooths out all cellulite we have this like light panel that we saw maybe we sawed it like this Chanel store or something and the whole ceiling was this light and we did it it's so cool the whole ceiling is just one giant light but it like smooths out everything and so I I start my day off getting in the shower feeling so good about myself thinking like oh my god I really like I've been working out so hard my slightly lights going away and then I just go in the closet later to get dressed and I realized it was just the lighting we need there kind of lighting for the closet everyone's eyes need that kind of lighting yes we still have that sink that everyone is like how does the sink work how does this exist yeah we did we're designing some new sinks now but Claudia worked on that sink he's the one that said push it back pull it back from the wall and it has like a more Zen type of feeling yeah the sink was up against the wall and that was the big debate and so I was like well if I do my makeup is it gonna be weird because I'm so used to having it up against the wall but then I just have way more mirror so it's amazing what room are you most proud of okay I'm gonna answer I feel like you're most proud of your closet why is that because he completely took away the bars in the closet you have like a whole new system for how you like to fold your clothes and how you like to organize your clothes it gives me full anxiety cuz then you have to steam it instead of it just being I can see all my clothes in the closet at the same time I just haven't have them on Uline racks it's not very Axl I would say my favorite room would be the inside at a Anish Kapoor I stare inside and say we need to live inside of one of these like a huge Kapoor yeah yeah okay I was wrong the bathroom is one of my favorite rooms also be the way it's someone that's most similar to the concept of our houses in the future even though it's square and the other houses are more organic but I love how the whole side of the bathroom is just blown out and that was Chris I did she was like you guys need a bigger bathroom I was like oh bathroom and then it's like we had that huge bathroom that pushed our project backed by like eight months we had just continued to live with my mom for like eight months thanks a lot Chris thanks a lot mom you know it's something me and Kim always had in common with our houses we never had a lot of like garish colors we both always had houses that were this tone what I love about having such a minimal house I don't think I started off so minimal but after being with you I became way more minimal like there would be too much clutter and I wouldn't be able to get as much done I really believe if I had so much more stuff everywhere for me it's like how I organize and how I get things done I know where every last thing is there's a place for everything even if it's like hidden in the wall and a cabinet that you can't see like we do have a lot of stuff well that's the next frontier for the closets to be like an outright store because if you go to a store you see everything that is for sale so the closet the scale probably has to be bigger so that everything can be visible but still laid out in a really nice way because that lowers anxiety just knowing where your stuff isn't like more minimal yeah more minimal more chill our lives are so hectic and so crazy and there's always so much going on that I love to come home to full simplicity and just like lay in bed and just like it's so calming to me okay what was the inspiration behind the design of our house north was the inspiration you were an inspiration for the design of our house interview okay will you be my cardholder actually okay go sit on that couch right there and you could watch us no this is a good couch no no you for fair in the middle you're in the okay what was the inspiration behind the design of our house I'm not asking you the question yeah the kids like saying them in the backyard there are all these stairs and we wanted the kids or we needed the kids to be able to ride their scooters or skateboards around and not have to stop the stairs to as many places as I could take the stairs out I try I did like I said yes that's why you're at the inspiration kids are the inspiration for all of our design staff moving forward this is like an interim between can we eat the bumpy stairs that's what I'm saying there's any bumpy everything what's your favorite thing to do with the kids at home what's your favorite thing to do at this house dance competitions in the hallway in the summer you love to swim [Music] really there's that big of crystal there's some catfish there's some bigger blegh dad what is the most prized possession in the house yeah yeah I was gonna say that I'll do it again and then save me who's your favorite houseguest dave chappelle I was that's what I was gonna say Dave Chappelle I love when Dave comes over but he ain't gonna put his feet on our cows I'll tell you that all right thanks ad for joining us in our living room what do you even call this room I always get sucked into the living room yeah but we don't really live in here that much but thanks ad for doing the design quiz with Kim yay

cooking for me is more than just flavors and ratios and presentation it's a meditation on life and the journey we all take as a bowl full of ingredients on this stove called earth hi I'm cookie and this is my boyfriend Anwar thanks for watching my Top Chef submission video that curl and not cook I try to infuse my creations with the same love and care as I would a child to me there's no difference between having a baby and rying an omelette there's like a little piece of you in each one on our first date she brought homemade cookies I ate one and I got eco life there's something about feeding people I feel like by nourishing them I'm nourishing my own soul their satisfaction is my satisfaction after my birthday dinner if you want to call it that got these really bad headaches and I couldn't poop right so I went to the doctor and he's at two words brain parasites when I put on an apron it's like I was born for this the doctor said if I continued eating her cooking my organs will shut down one by one and my bodily fluids would leave every pore in my body at once and that'll die and that's why I should be on top chef because I'm not your average amateur chef I'm cookie under no circumstances should she ever be allowed to cook for anyone ever she has to stop I just don't know how to do it chugga-chugga-chugga chugga-chugga-chugga Oh mm-hmm swallow it all right and we're so supportive he's the best um he just can't get enough I'm feeding him so much that I barely ever have time to try any new recipes amazing I'm gonna go get the other appetizer okay okay my boyfriend Anwar is my judge and jury and she's my executioner that sound oh no I think it was uh they're mowing the lawn outside Oh already about you can have mine thank you hey have you ever thought about owned like a cooking class do you really think I'm good enough to teach a class [Music] is there another bathroom right here I would feed the food to the dog but that would be animal cruelty at this point I'd rather eat the dogs food I actually do [Music] what are you doing I was just using the restroom seriously this is the fifth time you've left the toilet seat up god you're disgusting you're a slob you're unhygenic you're just gross like I know you love my cooking and I love you but I just can't do this anymore okay are you breaking up with me you can keep the food I left you in the fridge this is it no baby don't go come back yes I can hear everyone wow you're a fight thank you so much for watching this video if you enjoyed it give it a thumbs up and don't forget to subscribe turn on notifications and cop submerge peace

Video Script: this is my friend fresh he's a streamer who likes to crank 90s doorman oh you'll find out one day we were super bored so we decided to mess with him I just got done editing a video so I got a fair bit of eyelid McGowan on boys yeah I still edit my own videos no one does that except me for some reason ruining freshers life he's like my son he's like a child to me I just got the DNA test back he's not apparently not my biological son I know it's crazy we look so much alike one of the pcs has freshers fortnight account installed in it so we're gonna go on there we're gonna mess with a few settings that's all we're gonna do nothing crazy this is the PC with the great freshers login credentials freshy boy streaming right now he's live at this very moment here we go I've loaded up the epic games launcher mr. fresh Asian I'm logged in don't note with this side him out if I launch fortnight on his account will excite him it well this this kicks him off it's tricky we're in we've cracked the code oh yeah I feel like I've been hacked how I said how is he in my account alright now it's time to hack him and then change his key bones when he logs back on he'll be like oh I'm back I'm back try to play some for tonight and he'll be very confused remove all of his movement keyboards all right easy fire no it will make quiet space but what do we want we want get rid of these builds won't be there no builds for freshy boy so we can't use weapons he has no builds he can't jump logged out again but for a pin I get a logged out all right he's logging back in he's gonna be so mad he's gonna be stuck if my epic games account is actually hacked like I'm actually at why am I default oh my god what happened oh my Bynes are gone my all my movement and stuff is oh my god he touched everything just try to record a ******* video and I'm actually getting hacked and landing Zach ******* though I don't understand like we're in the same office but how does he have access to my account I'm so sorry fixed it he fixed it straight away yeah I think the only thing we got left is he has no turbo building that should get him at some point wait all my bills oh my god that he frickin turned it was Lannon again he turned Tober build-off I was wondering why why build was so cooked it turned ******* tower built off now we can continue gaming it's just bland and freaking hacking us alright sorry today the plan is to fill up freshers room with balloons I have no idea why all right well this is what freshers room looks like right now he is currently had his house sleeping oh it's gross its disgusting couple balloons is gonna really liven the place up why does it smell like wet feet in here you look beautiful thank you get away from my children there are I got the best blowers in New South Wales of course I will do absolutely none of the blowing now I'm here to document the experience learn that were ten seconds into the balloons and my assistant has caught her hand open she doesn't like her face being showing because she doesn't Bera seing stuff like this progress report Molly's having fun we have an office for six-year-olds I love it [Applause] [Laughter] sorry all of a sudden I really like your personality I love you but what the what the levels of balloons is rising we're all mr. Thomas below balloon we have a pill emoji balloon her jokes are funny too everywhere what are you doing over there [Laughter] we got yeat balloon we've just received word that fresh is actually like 25 minutes away he's here way sooner than we thought all right we're getting pretty full we get nice and chunky he's set up is almost entirely berry all right pretty boy it's so much to record a nice we've got a nice surprise for you fresh you boy I swear offenses you like your new office fresh you boys yeah all right fresh I want to say with balloons up my ****** I feel like most people would appreciate when their friends fill their rooms with balloons balloons are supposed balloons have supposed to mean you feel happy this is not happy the only way we're gonna clean up these balloons is if you can get a win in for number Boy win again fortnight covered in balloon Vic Roy I'm gonna throw balloons out him the entire time he's playing Wow look they pranked me Wow Frank Frank oh my god dude I bribed he's already gone that was ******* balloon oh dude balloon onto my left arm straight getting killed there chillin with chillin oh my god I'm getting a balloon avalanche good luck freshy boy all I'm dropping for tonight so much okay we have to do this after every Gamelin oh my god don't try to shoot that kid fresh he's a child your tables get a couple balloons oh gosh what happened sorry I still get jealous he'll get no Lindsay like Frick oh my god cake cavern antenna I can't see him oh you don't we deadmau5 oh I literally can't say fresh anymore he's gone it's great I didn't think it was physically possible for someone to be sad in balloons but you've made that happen it's hard to crate with the balloons touching my arms no one's ever crack this hard it's a balloon I'm the best balloon crank up oh my gosh okay every time get a kill fresh yep gonna make it out of balloons every time this celebration yep every time you get it clear we're gonna make it harder [Music] I'm just not gonna win trying to keep my mouse pad click oh my god okay this guy is sweating I can't see my health because there's a yellow balloon then I can't see my help did I forget Aggie love for tonight stop there we go hovering Jenna that will govern my life cover Imam oh my god I cut I'm just gonna grab this loop down here everyone's camping oh my what the what the dude holy Sh oh my god dude one of those in there real quick I am rocket gaming cuz I do not want to risk losing this oh that's another hit go ahead going in fresh boy happy victory so jake has a phobia of balloon spiders and balloons to celebrate the win Molly saw something on tick-tock you wanted to test yet so there's this like well we won't you call it there's like there's this tick tock tick vomit balloon if you can pop all these balloons right [Applause] [Laughter]

Coming up as a hardcore Volkswagen kid, Brian Scotto's dream car was a natural evolution of German car head: a Porsche 911 turbo. So instead of buying something sensible like a new STI or Evo of the era, Scotto picked up this cherry 1991 Porsche 964 turbo. And when it came to launching the Hoonigan brand, he linked up with the legendary Akira Nakai of Rauh-Welt Begriff fame (from a connection at 0-60 magazine) to turn his Andial tuned, but otherwise stock 911 into the widebody, exhaust popping beauty it is today. From picking up a cover story on Euro Tuner magazine, to being immortalized in Forza Horizon in the Hoonigan Car Pack, this might just be our favorite Hoonigan car. And we're not just saying that because Scotto is probably reading this. Enjoy, the untold story of Scotto's Dream Car. Thank you to Tony Harmer, Alex Bernstein, Mike Garrett, and Tram Tran for the photo contributions. Video Script: stop commenting every time I post this car does it run this car has always ran the wings too heavy it doesn't so this is my 1991 Porsche 911 Turbo aka my childhood dream car that I own [Music] [Applause] [Music] we'll ask you some questions cuz I'm a Volkswagen nerd that's just kind of like what you do you get a Volkswagen and then you get an Audi and then you buy a 911 and this is like the natural progression this is where you get to this is the evolution of driving around ******** mark ones you eventually own a really fast Super Beetle that is the ultimate goal of any Volkswagen nerd so there's a bit of a backstory to even buying it right like I said Volkswagen kid had a ton of different VW's I bought my Audi Quattro in like 2004 and I was building that car I still building that car I always kind of wanted I 11 and I started looking into him only to realize that they had suddenly become affordable so in 2008 I was like alright I'm gonna start saving money I want to buy one and at that point air-cooled 911s in like 2008 had like hit rock bottom you could buy a c4 for under 10 grand you could buy c2 for like 1515 grand right and like you think about it now you couldn't touch those cars for like $50,000 so it was just I was like wow I can't believe this is so cheap and I just started I was like you know what I really want to get an AI 11 and I kept searching and all the white ones that were finding were C fours two years passed and I found one on eBay except it wasn't a c2 was a turbo and it was probably twice the amount of money that I was like planning on spending I actually had a bunch of stock in Ford Motor Company that I bought during the recession and then it boomed so I sold all my stock and Ford took all the money I had saved up and I bought a 911 off of ebay in Colorado I was traveling in Europe the car was delivered and Ron actually went to my house to go pick the car up so Ron car is actually the first person who ever drove this car so yeah it was my dream car and I got it for the price of a new Maxima so and the funny thing is is a lot of my friends I think Ron included we're like I can't believe you bought an old 911 you should have bought an Evo instead it's probably faster now this will pay for my kids college there is this blog called Auto otaku and otaku who means like to be really passionately obsessed with things and it was just like JDM car culture a photographer who's a friend of mine named Mike Garrett used to run it and yeah it was a he posted a photo from like an RW being Meetup and it was only like two or three cars they were like all flat black obviously Stella which is nakaya's car you know was was there and I just I I looked at it I thought this is incredible I never thought of Japanese tuners building cool 9/11 like that was always something that was reserved for the German you know tuners like gum bala and roof so it just had this super tough angry aesthetic and I don't know I just kind of fell in love with that look and even then I never thought I'd actually ever own in our WV carpets just the look of it like I didn't even really understand what our WB was I just knew that the cars looked really cool and they look like race cars something that was you know the race cars from the nineties but like with better styling white-****** I don't know why it's tall and to make them [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] we started following everything that Mike was posting on auto otaku and we had actually found a bunch of photos from I think someone else maybe was from Mike that we posted on zero-to-sixty Maggie zero-to-sixty was an enthusiast print publication focused on fast cars without care for or measure of 0 to 60 times it was founded in 2007 by our very own car cane junkie Brian Scott Oh inspired by the quality of his favor at UK auto pubs liked our evo and top gear mix with the attitude of his alma mater mag mass appeal this car magazine was determined to be the anti car man the paper was thick the design slick and the photography held by the ever irascible Tony hammer was a step above the rest aiming to stand out from the emerging auto globs 0 to 60 focused on evergreen stories like adventurous drives and in-depth expose a one in particular being the story behind the most notorious GTR importation scandal of all time a title of critical acclaim 0 to 60 received the mister magazine award for best new magazine in 2007 and luminaries like former super street editor-in-chief richard chang Angela Phoenix founding editor Mike Spinelli rounded out the creative leadership lab coat Ron even earned his pocket protector as a zero to 60 in turn eventually Scott are left to start hoonigan handing over the reins to Spinelli the magazine folded in 2010 along with much of the print industry much like the tires on scotto's car zero to 60 lived fast and died young we ended up doing a feature on Raw well you know and it was really kind of the first exposure to raw wealth in America and you know a few months it passed by you know lived in a garage in Brooklyn I think there's actually photos of me like washing it on the streets I'm like Myrtle Avenue or something ken and I were talking about how to launch hoonigan you know what was the right thing to try to do and we wanted to launch it at 2011 SEMA that was the idea it was like let's launch moon again launch it as a brand at this point hoonigan was already kind of existing in the background some people knew about it there was like a sticker on Ken's Gymkhana three there was a sticker on his car actually in Gymkhana four as well [Music] he started kind of teasing hoon again we hadn't really you know said what it was yet so we decided we're gonna do this official announcement but we wanted to have kind of this really cool thing and Ken actually was the one who said why don't you do one of those crazy we're all well kind of things to your car both can I have very much the same taste in cars like 80s 90s DTM huge fenders like just golf like angry ********* off a race car look and you know he's like what about that like Japanese tuning company you know rwb or raw well you know you think we could have them build your car and at the time I'm thinking there's no raw well it's being built outside of Japan like the only cars they've been built are the ones in Japan so I reach out to Toshi because I had his contact from the zero 60 days and Toshi says funny that you're reaching out we actually want to launch raw well in America I think it'd be a great partnership to like work with you guys on doing it and we're working with someone that you might already know Mark Arsenal so for you guys don't know mark Arsenal started and ran fat least and illest and was a buddy of mine so I call up mark and we start to kind of plan things out and it was like hey we wanted to you know launch we're all well at SEMA and you know let's let's work together so that was kind of how that really connected and it was great because we thought we were gonna have to ship this thing to Japan hit built and in the end it was you know we were able to kind of do it all here in the States and kind of kick off we're all welt here in the US [Music] I will say I love the color like the matte pearl white is pretty especially this light right now Xuan is first came out of the body shop they sent me a photo of it with nothing on it so there was like no door handles no lights there was just white and it looked like a marshmallow like I had that crazy like look to it because it what it is is like they said like where you want for a color I said I want the purest white because I kind of hate how white looks creamy and like look at my robe or like yeah my road was really warm so I was like I wanted just like pure white but then I did they were like hey I think that's gonna be really kind of boring looking so I was I would if you threw a pearl on it because like one of my favorite colors is the Audi coupe Quattro you know it comes in green and blue but it also comes in pearl white the whole like nakai building cars thing has become like like its own genre on YouTube I'll be honest at the time it was so crazy putting it together we didn't even really film it we filmed some of it some footage we have but like we weren't the company we are today so so my car and and marks car were both being built with the paddock which is phat Lisa's location in San Mateo so I had shipped my car up there they painted it and but I wanted to be there for the actual build so I flew up there and Mark had to go somewhere that weekend so it was just me and the KY by ourselves in the garage and this is like in the ky 10 years ago he speaks no English I speak no Japanese so we basically just sat around like smoking cigarettes and drinking Stella's and like pointing it photos on our phones and then working on the car together so this was before the days of like people got chairs like this from the Chi and he sat and he drank Stella's and everybody sat there and watched him work I literally just remember one of the big myths was that when the Chi built car is like you didn't have a say in the way your car was built and maybe that's actually the blender maybe first time was kind of crazy and lo watch him work and I know people have talked about this that's very skilled about everything he did because he's guys at this point all the cars we had seen built had seen it photos up in Japan like like the door panel like okay you know they crash the car and they were this party I like Harborside well the first to have that it was also one of the first cars to like be white Dino I did I answer that one sort of I rant and gentle on that ones in it yes I watched the Chi actually I helped like I cut my fingers off that's the short answer if you want the long answer is probably on bonus where I talk for ten minutes about that I just the way it drives like the turn it on this thing feels so different than any other car I don't know just in terms of 911 in general but probably the desal pops like if you listen to that like coming off throttle there's just this like pop pop pop pop there it is there it is I love that nothing better than driving through a quiet neighborhood just letting that pop so that is one thing the kite does name the car and I'll be honest me and all my friends joked like what if he means it something really whack like whatever it's just like the worst name ever but in the end he just named the car hoonigan so my car was named hoon again and then marks car was named Pandora one because Pandora liked the streaming service and the Kye had never heard of it before and he was so stoked because the whole time we were working on both my car and on marks car we just had Pandora playing in the background and he thought Pandora was like the coolest technology ever so he named the marks car Pandora one he named the 993 Pandora 2 and then my car was just named hoonigan aesthetically nothing I added two stickers headed the hits logo here on the back too and then I added a sticker for my boy mark lunardon who who died a few years ago visually that's really the only changes on the car I gave it some more power so but timid BBI those guys just kind of probably in like the low 300 range now it's around 400 horsepower and they got there by a new tune new piping new wastegate just kind of opened it up and let it breathe a little bit the old 911s there's a reason they're called widow-makers and it's because the power delivery kind of comes like you all right so this now kind of comes in like what and they like hits a little bit easier so the peak was super ********** the old ones [Music] so the answer the question has it ever been on track yes it's actually been on this track which is the Grand Prix race track we just crossed the start/finish line and I actually got to do some laps on here like a few years back with it [Music] honestly my favorite part is the taxicab yellow intercooler can we find those yeah for sure yeah definitely if this lift it the wings too heavy it doesn't pop so this is the Andy au intercooler which actually was like a huge ship upgrade that's just a regular stock like this looks that is does a seaward not anymore I think you just need to charge through quite obviously just leave it there but yo I don't weird one I don't like driving the car with the windows up cuz it sounds weird I like hearing you can't hear the D cell pop it's all about D cell pops oh god drop the windows down he drives with the window up so he doesn't have to hear poor people poor people cars and stuff like that yeah the the 964 is were single turbo right or the twin turret the single turtle says want to waste gate or they've all just ones away Steve oh this is waste gate that's exhaust that's pretty sick it's kind of a rat exhausted BBI me too not exactly what I would call street legal there's a lot of people who've asked me that question of like like oh do you regret making your car raw well now that you know 911 turbos fetch you know whatever two hundred thousand dollars and you know it is yours worth that much because you may have ruined it okay I didn't ruin it this is my dream car hopefully you know it's like I'm with it forever and I still nine years later loved looking at it like there's that old saying if you walk away and look back then you know like it's the right car like I walk out into my garage at night to look at it before I like lock the doors and turn the lights off like almost once a week I still love how it looks hasn't gotten old to me you know it all just seemed to make sense it was a really good story for hoonigan actually we got a lot of press off of it which is exactly what we wanted because it was really important for us that people understood that hoonigan wasn't just like ken block's brand it was like this thing we were doing and connected to other things so it kind of helped me tell this different story it wasn't just Ken and Ford it was like these other guys and these other people involved in the brand [Music] I first got the car built like the week after SEMA and flew into LA and I picked him up at the airport in this I think he says it's like the best airport shuttle I think this is definitely his favorite car of mine I don't think things like the Nova do it for him I drove with him once on the Nova and I think he was just kind of scared of it it was like dude you sure this isn't kind of fall apart [Music] yes sort of kinda there were three broad welts that were built all at the same time mine and marks were sort of kind of the ones on the front page marks also being a 964 and then there was a 993 that was built I will be honest I have not seen the 993 since we left SEMA I don't know where it went I don't think mark knows where it went I was a kid out of kinetic who built it I don't think the car ever really showed up again so really mine and marks car I think would be considered the first two cars if you want to get down to the super details maybe marks car was finished five minutes before my car but we basically both our cars were finished at the same time so I always say mine's one of two of the first cars the other car was finished like the next day or next two days later mark actually backdated his car to look like a long nose so it's not really the car doesn't exist anymore like at least in its original fashion so yeah this is now the only existing first rwb not just built in America but the first time you are W be built outside of Japan so I'm gonna claim that flex like if you enjoy your car like who cares in Safari 9/11 czar played out but they're still cool who cares what they're playing out get over it drive cars enjoy them dock complaining on the internet next question we did the rwb conversion I needed more Headroom in the car so that you know you could actually fit in here with a helmet we're just fitting here in general all 911 turbos came with sunroofs in America so this car used to have a sunroof which like came down that you know came pretty far down gave me a lot less room so we switched it out to like a 88 c2 non sunroof of car and I just have never fixed it since then so you'll see the car that we cut the roof out of a red car and I don't know it's just one of those things I just never think about it I don't really look up unless other people point it out it's pretty gross to like yeah all the glue marks and everything so yeah it's one of the it's on the list but hey the car runs good guys nice little mini bat by the way this this has been in here since the car since the rwb you just gonna ignore me what what's up have you ever farted in there of course it's my car how else do you Chris on the car real man this is the weird stuff you have when you have a Porsche yes some of that stuff heats the rubber rubber nice we call this I know no man box no no open this one here it's a good flat I think there's a G stickers in there you asked me to look at the stickers so disrespectful that's so disrespectful oh wait we got sued - this is the first sticker ever printed for ******* no mark we're good Kunar keys you even got your ceiling stickers okay so the car was [Applause] it's kato's don't touch because I have the seen jump pack as the company has I love I love everything is so purposeful about this car this is just rattling around in here

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