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I don't care
He killed my mom
He's my friend
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Carl Sagan-Earth - Duration: 3:51.
Long ago when an early galaxy began to pour light out into the surrounding darkness.
No witness could have known that billions of years later
some remote clumps of rock and metal
Ice and organic molecules
would fall together to make a place called Earth.
Where that life would arise
and thinking beings evolve
would one day capture a little of that galactic light
and try to puzzle out what had sent it on its way.
And after the Earth dies some five billion years from now.
There will be other worlds and stars and galaxies coming into being.
And they will know nothing of a place once called
Earth.
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3 TRUE Real Life Horror Stories That Are DISTURBING - Duration: 15:35.
When I was 21 I transferred to a college in San Francisco.
I checked out a room for rent on Craigslist.
It was in a really nice two bedroom apartment.
It was cheap rent and close to campus, so it was the ideal spot.
The girl who lived there was 29 and her name was Beth.
She was tall and wide, and she had jet black hair and wore pale makeup.
She seemed nice, although a little quiet.
But she seemed to like me, and agreed to let me move in.
So far, so good.
My first night there we went out for pizza, and that's when I could tell that something
was a little bit off with her.
Throughout dinner she kept telling me how much I look like Shia LaBeouf.
I didn't know what to say, so I just shrugged it off with a - Thanks?
I mean, I look nothing like Shia LaBeouf, so it just didn't make any sense to me.
When we got back home she asked if I had seen her room yet.
I said no, and so she took me to see it.
Her walls were covered in posters of Shia LaBeouf.
She even had printed out photos of him all over her mirror.
She owned all his movies.
I didn't know what to make of it.
It was creepy.
The whole night she had been saying I look like him, and now it's obvious to me that
she's obsessed with the guy.
A few weeks passed, and I never really saw her that much.
We didn't spend any time together really.
She would come home from work and practically run to her room.
She would spend the whole night in there.
She had this creepy high pitched giggle, and I would hear her giggling through the walls
all night.
I wondered what the hell she could possibly be doing.
Occasionally she would come out and talk for like 2 minutes, and she would always be slurring
her words - so I suspected she was drinking a lot.
Sometimes she wouldn't say anything and she would just stand in the hallway and watch
me in the living room.
I would turn and see her and be surprised and say "hello beth" and then there would
be this long awkward pause and she would give out her creepy high pitched giggle.
It was uncomfortable being around her.
She gave me the chills.
One night I woke up at around 2am because I heard what sounded like the front door being
unlocked.
I came out of my bedroom, and all the lights were off, but I could still see Beth standing
at the front door.
She had her face against it, and she was turning the lock back and forth over and over again.
And every time she turned the bolt she mumbled my name!!!
"Max Barker....Max Barker...Max Barker...".
Seeing her standing in the dark, and mumbling my name, really freaked me out.
And it doesn't help that she kinda looks like a bigger version of the girl from The Ring.
I just quietly went back to my room and tried to sleep.
One night I was watching Gladiator and she stumbled out of her room and turned on the
living room light, forcing me to pause the movie - which was annoying.
She then asked me if I wanted to hear about her ex-boyfriend.
It was an uneasy segue into the topic, but I just said sure and then awkwardly sat back
to listen to her.
Ten minutes into her story and she was so riled up.
She was screaming at the top of her lungs about their breakup.
I was worried that the neighbors were going to call the cops - and she wasn't listening
to me when I was asking her to lower the volume.
Amidst all of her screaming, one thing she said really freaked me out - she was in such
a fit and yelled: I'll slit his fucking throat.
That was a big game changer.
Suddenly I had no idea what this girl was capable of.
She was practically a stranger, and everything I had seen was becoming alarmingly disturbing.
After a few more minutes she told me thanks for listening and she startled doing her giggle.
I got out of there pretty fast, and went to my room to go to sleep.
I had a pretty unsettled feeling about being in the house with her, and what's worse is
that there was no lock on my bedroom door.
I pushed the edge of my dresser in front of it, to act as a little barricade.
I woke up in the middle of the night to the sound of my dresser scraping against the floor.
Beth was pushing the door open!
I turned on my light - shouting at her to stop.
I could see her through the opening of the door.
She was so drunk, and had this insane look in her eyes.
I pushed the door closed, and yelled at her to go to bed.
I could hear her walk back to her room, but I couldn't fall back asleep.
The next morning when I went out into the hallway my heart dropped.
I saw one of her steak knives was on the floor by my door.
I got goosebumps all over my arms.
All I could think about was her saying she would slit that guy's throat.
I confronted her about it, and she said she didn't remember trying to push my door open.
She said she didn't even remember telling me about her ex.
I had enough.
My lease was month-to-month, so I found a new spot and moved out.
About a month after I moved out she contacted me.
I was at the movies, and my phone was off.
When I got out I turned my phone on - and to my shock I received in 40+ text messages
that she had sent me over the past two hours.
They were all just insane texts that ranged from everything between "Hi how are you?"
to "I fucking hate you!".
It was insane.
I didn't respond, and I never heard from her again.
I always wonder if I hadn't set my dresser in front of my door, would she have quietly
come into my room and slit my throat?
It freaks me out.
When I was 22, I moved 1,000 miles away from my Midwest home to the beautiful foothills
of Tennessee.
I had a new job, new car, and a nice apartment, but didn't know a soul outside of work.
If my phone rang, I expected to hear a far-away family member or my long-distance boyfriend
- still in college.
This was a landline; no cellphones yet.
Despite being very alone, I was managing well with the excitement of all the new things
in my life.
I had only lived there about 2 weeks when the unwanted calls started.
The first call: A man's friendly voice asked what I was doing.
I couldn't place him, and thought maybe it was one of my cousins or uncles.
(I have a huge extended family.)
I ask his name; he laughs a little, and his tone gets dark, a bit angry.
He says, "You know exactly who this is, Darlin'."
I pause, deciding if this guy simply called the wrong number or is a creep.
I choose the former, laugh, and politely tell him he has the wrong number.
He then recites my brand-new unlisted/unpublished phone number AND my name.
WTF?!
An intense chill races through me.
I've only given my new number to my parents, sister, boyfriend, apartment manager, and
employer.
I'm new to this city and this lovely southern state.
He does NOT like it when I tell him he called the wrong number, and starts yelling at me,
then tells me in a much calmer voice the many vulgar things he's going to do to me.
I hang up and brush it off.
He calls again around 1:00 AM; I tell him to f** himself and hang up.
He keeps calling, so I unplug the phone and return to sleep.
However, as days go by the calls continue, and escalate.
He starts mentioning personal things about me... said he liked the white quilt on my
bed, knew what was in my fridge, that he's allergic to cats (I had one) and then asked
me if I was in love with Mari.
As I listened to his words, I was standing in my kitchen looking at the calendar taped
to the fridge.
It had "Mari" written in pink on the 17th with a heart around it, because Mari is my
sister and the 17th is her birthday.
I started shaking and crying, because suddenly I realized this creep has been in my apartment!
I was alone, with no friends or family to run to for the night.
It was me versus a creepy mystery man.
I didn't sleep much that night.
Early the next morning, I talk to the apartment complex manager before heading to work, telling
her what happened and that I want the locks changed that day.
She gets a weird look on her face, and after a long pause, says SHE KNOWS WHO HAS BEEN
IN MY APARTMENT, and that "it won't happen again."
WHAAAT???
Turns out she had a creepy, rapey maintenance guy who noticed a young woman moving into
an apartment alone, and thought I was his new pet.
She had the locks changed immediately, and promised that she would personally keep the
other key.
Although the calls stopped, I was paranoid for a year as I came and went from my apartment,
because I never even knew what this guy looked like.
I moved out the moment my lease was up.
Only after thinking about it years later did I realize that her weird expression likely
meant that it had happened before.
Plus, she didn't even fire him.
I regret not calling the cops; I was young and naive.
When I was about twelve, my great-uncle John came from Ukraine to visit us in Canada.
He had a lot of stories, but this was the one that stood out.
In the late 1960's, John was traveling by train from his village to another to visit
family.
He had to change trains at one point, and was dropped off at what amounted to a platform
and a hut in the middle of nowhere.
There was no one else at the station, and other than a dirt road that led off into the
surrounding woods, there was nothing there.
He waited for some time, but no train came.
It was winter and getting colder and darker, and just about the time he started worrying
about a place to stay and some food to eat, an old woman appeared out of the twilight.
She asked if he was waiting for such and such a train, and when he said he was, she said
it wouldn't be along until the following day.
She asked if he needed a bed for the night, and offered him a meal and room at her house,
which she said was about an hour's walk from the station.
Lodging with locals was more or less the standard when traveling in this part of the USSR, and
great-uncle John wasn't looking forward to a hungry night on a cold platform, so he was
glad to accept her offer.
He took his suitcase and they set off together down the dark road into the forest.
It was more than an hour away -- more like two -- and by the time they arrived at the
woman's small, two-story house, John was tired and hungry.
They went inside and the woman lit some oil lamps and warmed some borscht for them.
It was the first time John was able to see the woman clearly, and he was a bit startled
to realize that the old woman was actually a man.
Not wanting to pry, and to tired to care, John finished his soup and asked where he
would be sleeping.
She led him up the stairs to a tiny room with a window that contained a single bed and nothing
else.
He thanked her, they said goodnight, and she closed the door.
Then she locked it, leaving him in the dark.
Somewhat creeped out by this, John called to her, but she didn't answer and he heard
nothing else.
Figuring he would deal with it in the morning, and that she had probably done it by mistake,
John set his suitcase down and laid on the bed, deciding to make the best of it and get
some sleep.
Before he could fall asleep, though, he felt the urge to pee, and got out of bed, hoping
to find a chamber pot or something he could pee in.
He got onto his hands and knees and began to feel under the bed in the darkness, thinking
that's where the pot would be if there was one.
Instead, he found a body.
"Nope," great-uncle John said, and went right to the window to see if he could exit the
room that way.
It was nailed shut.
He knew that if he remained in the room, he was probably a dead man.
But if he broke the window and tried to get out that way, there was a good chance that
the "old woman" (and who knows who else was there) would hear him and come into the room
before he could get away.
So he did the only thing he could do.
He pulled the body from under the bed, heaved it onto the mattress and covered it with the
blanket.
Then he got under the bed and waited.
Sure enough, about an hour later, he heard footsteps coming slowly up the stairs and
then toward the room.
The lock clicked, and the knob turned slowly.
In the gloom, John saw someone move toward the bed.
Then he heard several terrific and sickening thuds.
The person had bashed the body on the bed with a large crowbar, which they then dropped
onto the floor right in front of John.
There was silence, then the person went out of the room, and the door was shut again.
The footsteps when down the stairs, and then there was silence again.
John moved out from under the bed, took the crowbar and was able to slowly pry the window
open.
He didn't say, but I imagine he was shitting bricks the entire time.
When the window was up, he threw his suitcase out, then dove through himself, not caring
what was below him, only worried about what was behind.
He landed without too much injury, and began to run into a field behind the house toward
some lights in the far distance.
It turned out to be a highway with some military and transport trucks on it, and John was able
to get a ride to another village where he could catch a train.
He didn't bother reporting what had happened to the authorities, since at that time in
the USSR, there was a distinct chance he would have been the one who got into trouble.
He just thanked God he escaped and decided that the next time he traveled to visit relatives,
he would take another way.
Hey everyone, this is me letting you know that lately I've been having a ton of health
problems again.
I'm not going to go in depth, because this isn't the place for that, but I just wanted
you to be aware.
Things like not being able to sit down for more than 30mins at a time
will probably effect when videos are able to be released, and how likely you are to
have heard some of these stories before.
as you could tell by this video being late, and some of these stories being older, because
it takes me longer to make a video.
And for all that I apologize, but i'm doing the best I can.
Anyways, like I said, this isn't the place for me to go more in depth, and I may do another
live stream in the future where that wouldn't be the focal point, but
I probably would update you guys on that.
I'm not asking for sympathy, in fact I don't want it, I just wanted to give an explanation.
I've gotten past this before, and i'll do it again.
I just ask that you're understanding and watch my videos as you normally would
as, YouTube's current algorithm is already extremely hard to progress in
If you'd like to keep up with videos and me personally, I have all my social media in
the description.
I hope you had a good new year, stay safe and have an awesome day
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buddy - Duration: 0:15.
Rock buddy!
Nope.
Sink buddy!
Almost...
I've got it!
**** buddy!!
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Muchas Gracias!! / Feliz 2017!! (English subtitles) - Duration: 0:33.
Hi! my name is Francesca
today i´m going to be doing a different video,
i´m not going to be singing
i´ve made this video especially to say thank you
for all the support you´ve been giving to me during the past year
thank you so much for watching my covers!
thank you also for the comments you leave on my fb and here
thank you!!
you make my dreams come true
i´ve always loved music and singing
and know that you like what i do makes me really happy
thank you so much!!
i hope you are spending a happy new year!
all my best wishes for 2017!!
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All my play zone - Duration: 11:32.
[Rachel Cross:] Hi.
I'm Rachel.
An Australian in Iceland!
Those…
are icebergs, in the North Atlantic Ocean.
This… is what Michael Aranda's doing right now.
[ Mechanism whirring ]
[ Plate clanks on counter ]
[ Egg plops ]
[Michael Aranda:] Good morning.
We've got an action packed day today.
Starting with, uh, finishing an episode of SciShow Kids.
[Jessi Knudsen Castañeda:] Grab a grown up and ask them to help you
leave a comment down below or send us an email to kids@scishow.com.
Thanks, and we'll see you next time!
[ Squeaks squeaks ]
[ Distant yelling ]
[Stefan Chin:] (From a distance, yelling frantically) Everyone gets a pin this time!
Everyone gets an "I Lost SciShow Quiz Show" pin!
Everyone gets an "I Won SciShow Quiz Show" pin!
You get a pin!
You get a pin!
Everyone gets a pin!
[ Happy synth notes ]
[Michael:] So, we have grown as a company to the point where we are
looking for additional office space.
The ideal situation would be to find more space in the building we're already
in
'Cause we're already in that building.
It appears that that is not an option at this point.
[Todd Williams:] It is not an option right now.
It won't be for some time.
[Michael:] So, we've been investigating other options within Missoula
as potential office space.
Right now, Todd and I are on our way
to check out a place that was apparently a dentist's office at
one point.
The other thing that we're gonna do is that Synema Studios is making a donation
to the Missoula Food Bank.
[Todd:] I have a lil—lil tale.
A lil—a lil tale to tell.
So, when I was a youngin', my parents didn't have a lot of money so
food banks is how we… were fed.
The—the three children, that's how we got a lot of our food when I was young,
so I have a lot of… respect.
I actually kinda want to volunteer at the food bank,
so while we're there I'll—I'll ask about that.
[Michael:] Michael Gardner, who was the Chief of Operations at EcoGeek/Complexly,
is now, I think, the Vice President of VidCon.
But he worked at the food bank before Hank hired him.
[Todd:] Oh.
Seems like a nice place then.
[Michael:] Yep!
[Michael:] Show me your door, Todd.
[Todd:] Well, you see this…
This was done by the Toyota Dealership to keep the window up,
because the window regulator and the motor broke.
Uh, because of—of me?
Tried to fix it?
And, uh, because of that…
[Michael:] So it wasn't broken until you tried to fix it.
[Todd:] Well, it sssort of was.
[ Michael laughs ] [Todd:] But then like I…
I was too strong.
[Michael:] Uh huh.
[Todd:] And I… w— e— yeah.
Well that's essentially what happened, I was too strong!
The door panel had to come off, 'cause the regulator goes down here,
so I ordered one, and it was supposed to be here
on the… ninth, it is now the twenty-second.
What happened was the package, the label on the package got stuck to another package here,
and so my package ended up in limbo.
No one knows where it is.
So...
I just contacted the company and they're s— resending another one.
Hopefully have this fixed after Thanksgiving.
Now this is what it looks like right now.
[Michael:] What am I gonna say?
[Todd:] Time for a new car!
[Michael:] Y…
It is time for a new car.
[Todd:] But it's not— But it's not though!
But it's not though!
See, the dealership wanted to charge me 500 and 99 dollars just for the part.
I found it for like, $90.
So…
[ Door slams ]
Let that shatter!
Oh yeah… that too.
[ Michael laughs ]
[Todd:] So this is the front door.
Come along the side, lemme show you—
lemme show you the side door!
[Michael:] On the um… street view, there's a State Farm sign right there.
So this… was also an insurance… place at one point.
[Todd:] Uh, there's— there's the fella right there.
[Todd:] (Echoey) So, uh, you said we could keep
these chairs, right?
[Michael:] (Chuckling) What are we gonna do with
dentist chairs?
[Todd:] Once you see all the space, you say like,
"Oh, those could go over there."
[Michael:] Something to nap in?
Responsibly?
[Todd:] Uh huh.
[Michael:] It's a big ol' space.
[Todd:] So this is… you walk in,
it's a lot of space.
I think all our furniture and that would fit i— like…
[Michael:] In that one corner.
[Todd:] Yeah.
[Todd:] I want you to close your eyes.
[Todd:] (Whispering) What do you hear?
[Michael:] (Full volume) Uh…
It's pretty quiet in here.
[Todd:] Yeah.
[Michael:] That's good.
[Todd:] Yeah.
[Michael:] And now we're at Missoula Food Bank!
It says client hours until 1PM.
So I wonder if…
Maybe we can't even get in right now.
But we're also not tryin' to be a client.
I don't know!
We'll see.
[ Dance music ]
[Michael:] Bam!
Done!
We did it!
[ Paper rustling ]
[Todd:] How do we get outta here?
[Michael:] I'd like to show off what Todd and Katelyn have been working on today.
[ Todd-five ]
They reorganized the office, so now there's a—
a much more logical flow to what's going on in here.
[Todd:] Before, it kind of, like…
It felt, like, we just walked in and were just like
(Angsty) "This'll go here!
And this'll go here!
And we're just gonna leave it."
But now you walk in, and people go, "Oh, my!
Oh, my!
This looks like
a professional office."
[Michael:] The computers are all lined up, The printer's, like, by the computers,
[Todd:] And— and know that the— The most important thing is…
Is that now my Vive play area is now much larger.
So I can roam around…
There are some games that says, "You don't have the right dimensions!"
And I try to do it anyways, and it made it very difficult.
Now, look at all this.
This is— this is…
All my play zone.
[Michael:] That is the most important thing.
[Todd:] Priorities!
[Michael:] If you've been around a while, you may remember
that in my office at the old EcoGeek building,
I had a— a monitor set up that would show tweets that you guys tweeted at me.
Well, I finally got it set up again, in this office,
so if you want something that you tweet to show up
on this screen, you can tweet @SynemaStudios, and it will be broadcast to the whole office!
Ooh, dang.
You're gettin' rid of that little smudge!
[Katelyn Salem:] It's just a little bit too high for me!
[ Sponge scrubbing ]
[Michael:] So the main reason that we are looking for more space right now, is that
we
want to build a sound studio, and hire a full-time sound designer, audio mixer, and dialogue
editor.
To handle sound on the daily vlogs, on Kate Tectonics, on the tech show, and all
this
other stuff that we've been working on, and we also have a few potential clients in
town
who need audio services, so they would be servicing those clients as well.
The main problem that we're running into is that
we don't have space in our current space to install
that kind of sound studio, so we're looking elsewhere
in Missoula to find a space suitable for that,
and ideally we'd keep all of the Synema Studios
stuff under one roof, so it also needs to be able to
accommodate the Kate Tectonics set, but that opens up another can of worms
because to get the Kate Tectonics set out of
the room that it's currently in, it was built
inside of that room, so we'd have to take it apart,
or cut it up or something, and fit it through just that
little door that goes into that room, put it in the back of a truck,
move it, fit it inside of another door, and then reassemble it, which is gonna be
really complicated, and probably expensive…
It's not likely that all of the set will arrive on the other side intact.
It would be really nice if there was a vacancy in the building that we are in right now,
so that we could just set up the new audio space
in the same building, you know, maybe it's
down the hall or whatever, but that's… convenient enough.
The spaces that we've been looking at, it's been hard to find places that are quiet,
a lot of them have air conditioners going, or you can hear road noise…
Don't know exactly… what makes the most sense right now.
If you are an audio mixer, dialogue Editor-slash-sound designer person,
hit me up!
I wanna hire you.
Kelsey bought a bunch of things for Thanksgiving.
[ Bags rustling ]
[Michael:] I'm gonna do that thing where I try to carry
as many bags as possible at once.
Have a turkey there.
[Kelsey Cote:] Turkey turkey turkey.
Woah!
[ Kelsey laughs ] [Michael:] You almost dropped the turkey!
[Kelsey:] I got her!
You know when you spin little kids around, and
you like throw 'em up in the air to have fun with them?
[Michael:] And then you accidentally drop them?
[ Kelsey laughs ]
[Kelsey:] I was just doin' that!
Yeah.
[ Michael groans ]
[Michael:] So we just brought all the food inside.
[Kelsey:] Mhmm!
[Michael:] And now what's happening?
[Kelsey:] Um, I'm taking you on a very short adventure.
But it's a surprise, so I can't say.
And you have to close your eyes on like, the last minute
of the drive so you don't see it.
[Michael:] Is this surprise in the outside?
[Kelsey:] It is…
Is that okay?
[Michael:] Yes.
These guys still have Halloween lights out.
[Kelsey:] They're just late on their game, I guess.
[Michael:] It's Thanksgiving.
[Kelsey:] Well… it's not yet Thanksgiving, so…
Technically they're okay.
[Michael:] Basically Thanksgiving.
[Kelsey:] Mhmm.
[Michael:] You wanna know something?
I need to buy new pants, because I ripped a hole in
these pants.
[Kelsey:] How?
And where?
[Michael:] You know how recently I've, uh… been
bouncin' around at like 190 pounds?
[Kelsey:] Where— where'd you rip it?
[Michael:] In the crotch.
[ Kelsey laughs ]
[Michael:] I just think that… probably these pants were designed for, you know,
180, 175 pound Michael.
When do I need to close my eyes?
[Kelsey:] I'll tell you when you have to close your eyes.
[Michael:] Okay.
And my eyes are closed.
[Kelsey:] A— actually?
[Michael:] Yes, my eyes are actually closed.
[Kelsey:] You're not going to open them.
[Michael:] I'm not opening my eyes.
[Kelsey:] Until I say so.
I'm gonna have to lead you out of the car.
[Michael:] What!
I'm opening the car door, my eyes are still closed.
Okay, I'm now standing outside the door…
[Kelsey:] Okay, we have to walk, though.
Like...
[Michael:] Okay.
I'm not gonna like, trip on anything?
[Kelsey:] No no no, it's all flat.
[ Feet crunching on gravel ] [Michael:] (Cautiously) Okay… okay…
[Kelsey:] Okay.
Ready?
Aaaaaaand…
Open!
[Michael:] Oh!
My goodness, that is very bright.
[ Kelsey giggles ]
What is this?
[Kelsey:] Cool!
It's a house!
With lights!
[Michael:] Well— Why have they done this?
[Kelsey:] How cool is this!
(Very excited) Aaahhh!
[Michael:] Do they do this every year?
[Kelsey:] Yeah, well see even some of their lights
are off, like, on the windowsill and stuff, and this front row…
[Michael:] Laaaame!
[Kelsey:] I know, but still it looks, uh…
pretty wild!
[Michael:] It gives me anxiety for their electric bill.
[ Kelsey giggles ]
[Michael:] I don't particularly see a major difference
just looking at them on my phone screens,
but maybe after I get these in the computer, I'll be able to see some differences?
I don't know!
[Michael:] If only I had a house, so I could put up Christmas lights.
[Kelsey:] There are so many other things you could do with a house!
[Michael:] Like what?
[Kelsey:] Live in it.
[Michael:] I— I live in an apartment now, I don't
need a house to do that.
I could even live in it if I just had a car.
Or a tent.
Is it, uh, legal to… decorate your car with Christmas lights?
[Kelsey:] Probably not— Ahhh!!
There's a car!
[ Kelsey laughs hysterically ]
[Michael:] Oh, my goodness.
Just tryin' to see some Christmas lights, and
you're gettin' all rambunctious with your car.
[Michael:] Call Todd Williams.
[Todd:] (Over the phone) Hullo?
Mr. Todd.
I just had a thought.
I think maybe we are making the "finding place
for sound studio" thing more complicated
than it needs to be.
What if we just put the sound studio in where the merch room is now,
and instead of shopping around Missoula for a very
specific sound-suitable spot, we just shop around
for a really easy place to put merch.
From an HR standpoint, it makes sense to hire employees, and have them hang out with all
of
our other employees, as opposed to hiring sound
people and putting them all by themselves
across the street.
[Todd:] (Over the phone) All right, I'll see ya tomorrow!
[Michael:] Okay.
[Todd:] All right, later.
[Michael:] Bye.
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