Linus Tech Tips Tour | New Workshop & Industry Discussion
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- We toured the Linus Tech Tips offices in Surrey, Canada, showing the brand new workshop at Linus Media Group and talking about the old kitchen, ad formats, and more.
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This office tour walks through the new LTT workshop, the sets, and the writing and sales offices of LMG. While wandering the studio, we also talk about ad sales, Floatplane, and RUclips with Linus Sebastian, CEO of Linus Media Group.
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Host: Steve Burke
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We showed inside of factories, now it's time to show inside of RUclipsrs -- that came out wrong. Inside of RUclipsr offices!
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Really interesting interview
I thought his full name was Linus TechTips
" IT IS REAL!" too funny!
I feel like you need to uncomplicated your video production. whatever that mech contraption your videographer had looked expensive and the footage was shaky and generally kinda crappy looking. You'd be about 100x better off with a a7iii and a solid gimbal.
"Inside of RUclipsrs" ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
You can like both GN and LTT content at the same time, it's actually okay.
Wait, thats illegal.
nem tudom How?
I was referencing a meme. Just type it into google and you'll see what i mean.
@@nemtudom5074 lol Dana white
Whats dana white got to do with this...?
It's interesting the contrast between Steve and others who visited the space. Mainly the relationship with Linus being so casual, but also the apparent attention to the detail and the whole "talking the same language" vibe I'm getting. Oh and the lack of music and aggressive editing makes it flow differently.
I dunno. I love the vibe of this tour.
I loved it too. I think it flowed really well and just felt frank and so informational. I never realized how much work and "legit" they really were.
You are spot on, completely agree and it's a really natural video (rare these days!).
True, Steve actually asks such smart questions. When I am, what is in there? He just goes and ask this question 5 minutes later.
very true. I love this video
Steve asks questions like one company president would ask another - we are just witnesses. I love that
Linus' business or businesses are really successful but I think what I respect about him most is that he reinvests all the money made. Be it something like this in the form of buying space so their production workflow is easier, or human costs like on their live show he said has all of his staff in a position where they all own their houses. My point being his businesses make money but he doesn't horde it. It's reinvested into the businesses or the people that power them. I have a ton of respect for that. This was so interesting! :)
Makes it seem like the guys in big business who make billions upon billions without end, that stay behind locked doors aren't even human. Or at least don't have a fucking soul.
@@joelmorningstar3645 And fire thousands of people if they didn't make as much profit as they thought they would, even if that profit was still in the billions (Activision and EA recently doing this).
That's one of the things i love about LTT, Linus talked great pride that the jobs he provides with his business is providing for his staff. You rarely see that in big business honestly
He really values his people because they are a part of the LTT family. And you take care of your family.
Agreed. The world needs more of that. There's enough billionaires taking 95+ percent of the profits for themselfs year after year after year. Take a few percent and give back to the people making it possible and a huge chunk into reinvesting and expanding, then a chunk for safety (so people can keep their jobs for a solid amount of time if the business isn't making profits) etc. After a few years of success, you're very entitled to harvest the benefits for yourself as an owner and/or investor to a larger degree, provided the business still stays profitable and the workers get a reasonable share of the profits (we're talking percentages without decimals ofcourse). I, and society in general, dislike people who just wants to grab as much money as possible doing whatever gives the most profit and then leave it behind once they've reached their income goal, without any pride in what they've created.
Linus has setup a genuine professional company that makes RUclips video's. If that isn't awesome, I don't know what is.
And that's not easy. Linus must have some serious business skills. There are plenty of people that have a masters in business that wouldn't be able to pull the same off, or even come close.
@@MikeMartin-ot9ic That's because degree's dont teach capability, they only teach technicality.
And he did it honestly and without the bullshit drama you find in the "RUclips Community."
Idk... 4:49 It appears Linus is trying to poison all his employees.
Father-Son Kamehameha is awesome!
Defining the difference between the 'showcase' and 'review', was a very unexpected but very interesting part Linus told about.
Not just showing a new building, but also talking about things that really matter, I like that.
Yep, i was like, showcase? Review? Dennis still works there? Waaat. Jk.
@Galaxy TS2 he outsourced?
@Galaxy TS2 what, i dont have Dennis "Part". Ew lol, btw what u mean he never really work there?
@Galaxy TS2 oh, ok, my bad, duuh.. so.... Denis do work there? Orrr??🤔
Most people don't get the difference. Instead of showcase he should say "paid shilling".
I've watched quite a few linus media group office tours, this is by far the best and most comprehensive yet. Great job Steve and gamers nexus team.
I can't wait until they review the mosfets and power delivery of this place
Add the tour for Sara Dietchy and you’ve got a mostly comprehensive tour of the entire office space
It was very enjoyable. The light-hearted interaction between them is what made it worth watching. Two genuinely awesome guys. Hope to be able to see you all in person at some point at LTT Expo.
I think they have been the only other videos I have watched that are not from my sub feed.
Did you expect anything less? Honestly the other channels can't match the quality that Steve and GN put out.
I feel Linus doesn't get enough credit for all he's accomplished... Say what you want about him but this guy knows a lot about a lot of things...I love these 2 guys❤✌
He makes it seem easy, when in reality it's very hard.
@@burgulize very true!! being very passionate helps a lot!!
Tech is one thing, running a Business is another.
@@OGPatriot03 so true...he`s obviously killing that too!
Linus manipulated people's lust for high-end components. It was fun for a little but is getting old. Covid kinda made people realize how non-important watching videos of overpaid tech turds throw over priced shit we will never be able to buy in our faces. jay is another turd. I do like this guy. he attempts to educate us on real-world issues and news.
Love it when you two guys are together in one video
Read that again but without context.
Another Steve's bromance fanfiction to write.
They have a cool friendship
Remove *YOU* from that sentence.
I find it funny how RUclips recommended this video to me. The algorithm doesn't know how to "read the room", I guess. lmao.
13:40 Aw I miss Max, she was a really funny member of LMG.
hey whos that girl playing on the switch in the background?
Mirko Z Weirdo
*Precariously balanced test rig starts falling on floor and undoubtedly breaks while Max run towards it helplessly*
large RIP
dropping things in this company is reserved for linus exclusively...
The camaraderie between you guys is astonishing!
Hey, look, i was acknowledged!
I know. I was an outsider like a lot of other people. Even more so than other people, since im not just odd, or weird, but i think much differently than normal people. My strain of thought, my logic is wildly different than an average person's. I know how it feels.
But that is the thing, some people would just lump them in one group but there is a ven diagram of others that are doing there own styles.
@@nemtudom5074 r/iamverysmart
You should contribute your own meme.
I dont get what you mean, is that an insult, or....?
Linus went from like the back room of a warehouse to literally a state of the art studio. Insane.
No. He started with his own kitchen
@@scunthorpe5513 He started from his garage, or If you want to consider it then he started from the NCIX office.
@@scunthorpe5513 He had videos before this? ruclips.net/video/zGJSFTaFJbQ/видео.html
To be fair, he was already a corporate manager at NCIX so even in his humble youtube beginnings he was decently well off.
he actually started in an NCIX carpark lol
8:30 "So you can't drop a frame right?" *Continues to using WAN streaming PC dropping all of the frames*
Same thing I thought
Of course you can, it's LMG, there's no such thing as "can't drop"
Linus can drop anything
Now they get to drop as many as 12 PCs instead of frames
thats prob cause of the laptop not the internet connection
21:22 I don't get how anybody could complain about this. There's nothing better for integrity and legitimacy of your reviews than non-tech sponsors, because obviously, every time your sponsored by a company from the same industry you make videos about, you automatically enter a moral conflict that's damaging your believability, no matter how subtle.
I'm also very glad Linus takes sponsoring so seriously, that despite the "average consumer" not caring at all, he still is careful about how he makes sponsored content, as to not risk his integrity. It's great to hear that.
great points Jora, i agree completely. If all the ads you saw during a youtube video were about similar products that the video content is about; the whole video is always percieved as being done on purpose; a setup for the sponsor, and not the video host.
That is why Linus is sponsored by Beef Jerky
@@Markos581973 you sounds like you need a psychiatrist. You sound sad and too negative man.
@@linhza501 ...and another Liberal that thinks you shouldn't have an opinion...
@@Markos581973 sure dude, tell yourself that
Tech Jesus and Crash Bandicoot. great collaboration video.
thats so fuckin perfect. I bet Linus can say WOAH!! Exactly like Crash.
Lmao
I love how he reached his step count on wan show and on this video, both times while not moving.
Just shows how bad the tech still is, lol.
Gotta wait a few years for it to finally be worth it.
That was a very open and honest video that just felt natural. Great to see the different channels getting together.
Felt kind of like walking around with them while they shoot the shit
I've never doubted Linus over anything, been watching him from his kitchen days with outdoor case reviews. He's a good guy, and deserves all the success he has and will have in future.
How do you know he's a good guy? You know he was a school bully, so a jerk. I get that vibe off of him still.
@@finlandjourney6065
I don't get that vibe from him. People change alot from when they were in school.
@@finlandjourney6065 If he could bully people (90lbs toothpick) they probably had it coming
@@finlandjourney6065 Linus has had the same team for many years. The employees that have left LMG haven’t left due to conflict, but because they want to diversify. The fact LMG has a high retention rate speaks immensely to Linus’s character. Linus does act childish and bratty sometimes but he always comes around.
@@unostopcardxd7199 Not even sure if it's acting lol, it's just the goofy person he is.
The final part where Linus refers to Steve as a saint was very sweet. The way Steve looked genuinely embarrassed reinforced my opinion of him as a genuine person.
Thanks for your time guys.
Scripted
You guys are morons. Keep drinking the cool aid you sheep
@@Markos581973 i want to have the kind of drugs you are taking
Infinity War is the most ambitious cross over ever. Then this happened.
This was a great tour of Linus's brain. Fascinating.
Linus is so genuinely happy hanging out with you in this video instead of being the ball of stress he usually is, and its so damn cute.
this is probably the best of the inter-community tours I've seen. the casual, no bs tone is perfect. the behind the scenes look at the building but also at the decision making and process is fascinating. thanks for look behind the curtain.
Linus is an absolute machine, never runs out of ideas for making more content that people will actually watch
Writers man. That's the key for unstoppable content. That's why he is expanding even further in this area.
@@vinicius401 Yes, however just adding writers doesn't always give you better content, that's the difference here. Linus is doing such a great job of running and expanding a team of excellence, that they keep producing great, and fun content.
@@vickas54 true. Quantity is nothing. Quality is the key. And I agree. He is picking the best he can.
0:46 Speaking of exclusive first looks..
Before that this video is brought to you by Thermal grizzly...
Good one Steve...Good one..
Yes, super :-))
I absolutely loved this vid... Not for the info or the tour but more the way you did the 'interview / tour'.
A lot of people in this community would put themselves kinda first but you really are interested and put yourself into the background and leave (in this case) Linus talking. But not just talking... A little more adapted to your level of your channel.
I really enjoy seeing the respect going both ways.
Thank you for that and the awesome content you (and Linus) are putting out there. Very much appreciated!
Greetings from a Dutch Photographer and techjunkie.
Thank you, Mark! We were going for a casual approach to it. So glad people like this format.
13:46 Max's legacy lives on. 😄
Linus and his team get a lot of shit, but he really is a leader in the space. And he's trying (through floatplane) to give not only his staff a plan b but also other creators if RUclips goes too much further to shit. He seems to be a pretty damn smart guy who has surrounded his self with other smart people. Whether you think he's a sellout or not I think he's done very well and is continuing to further their craft, and the fact that he's honest and trying to make ethical moves when not being forced to also speaks for itself. The state of "capitalism" these days employs basically no consumer protections. As long as you're making as much money as you can, who cares how you do it (at least that's how I see it). So them making an ethical "line in the sand" to me speaks highly of his character.
With capitalism, consumers will often, and given enough time always, pick up on bullshit. That line in the sand is important, because it's also the best way to do business for the long term. Both these guys are a little frustrated because they see shills seemingly getting away with it, but in the end the shills get what they deserve.
@@MikeMartin-ot9ic Reality is most people don't pick up on bullshit, and to the extent that they do they just don't pay attention to it as normalcy bias kicks.
Oppose capitalism, and oppose communism. 3rd position or gtfo.
@@sharki9876 Always.
@@p51mustang24 Third way economics only work if you *don't* fully oppose certain aspects of each major philosophy. More of a "smart economy" with a heavy dose of moralizing, rather than the current mixed economy.
No. He is a sell out. He will be shit broke soon.
youtube just had to recommend this vid today
me too :), the algorithm doesn't know that friendship over ;)
4:05 aged like milk... Even if it costs 100 bucks to retest a waterblock that was tested on a unsupported GPU, he does not see how he should justify the additional spending... Oof..
Yup. Also nice is 21:55 when he clarifies the editorial role and separates that from the bookkeeping.
Did Linus say LMG is spending around 250k CAD on LTX? Holey sheet that puts it into perspective just how big its become in just a few years, and just how much income they must make to support such a massive venture.
This was a great video btw, everyone was relaxed and enjoying each others company, and it was extremely interesting to take a peek behind the scenes and see a little bit more of just how much work (and money) goes into making LMG the powerhouse of the tech world that it is.
He expects it'll most likely be a "loss" and isn't really concerned with breaking even, or even profiting.
I think that's commendable.
The original LTX was for the fans of LMG. As it evolved, it is more about the community and to grow the community it is definitely more than just LMG and it's about the relationships you have within the space. That's why you find other creators wanting to come to be a part because they know this is what a Vidcon/E3/CES should be when you have it all rolled up into one. I suspect they will do very well this year and I can't wait to see what next year will be like. Eventually, I would not be surprised if manufacturers show up and do a product announcement at LTX. It only make sense if you know your fan base will be there, and the various content creators will be there, why wouldn't you announce a new product just to get in on the fun and to have a good PR?
It's only natural.
@@kyoko703
Speaking of announcing a product, a manufacturer is going to reveal something at LTX this year. Or at least I think Linus said that on a previous WAN show. A LTX Exclusive reveal.
i think he said that's all his budget for fan engagement for a year.
@@kyoko703 amd vega was shown at LTX!
Is it weird that I was fully expecting a Linus advertising segue? 😂
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Why haven't they hired me yet?
Madrinas sponsor spot was carefully integrated
Like a segue to an ad for a Segway?
[Something with thermal grizzlies and tunnelbears here]
for GN .... lol
Me: That movie watching setup needs a bigger TV.
[Big projector screen starts rolling down]
Me: Oh, okay.
The sound system is baller too I cant wait to see it finished. They do so many balls to the wall projects that are actually really interesting like linus's 6 editors machine that hes spending 100k on
alex hampshire fun fact but like 4 days ago Linus revealed the Big Gaming TV and the other stuff is going into the LAN gaming room they made. They showed off the rest of the stuff and almost have all of it done
I always love how intelligent and genuine Linus is when he's talking about his work and the industry as a whole.
Conversation at 20:00ish onwards about separation of of editorial and advertising and difference between review and spotlight is great to hear. I agree with the way Linus handles that stuff and if he didn't do that I think their content would be unwatchable to me.
Its amazing how humble you and linus are.
Cheers from Mexico.
i like how in the new space at the beginning there is a small ceiling fan at the top of the shot. kind of optimistic of them.
Linus: "This guy is an absolute saint."
No he's not, he's Tech *Jesus.*
This is not a studio tour, this is an inspirational story
the powers have merged together
They're crossing the streams.
Honestly the non-tech sponsors are kind of refreshing. It makes his videos feel a bit more.... Mainstream I guess. Hard to explain.
Steve's zen tempers the extreme energy of Linus, making for the most enjoyable video featuring LMG I have ever seen. Please remain separate, but very occasionally continue to tag team content.
"you can see, that floor light will turn on"
*zooms in on phone screen*
for some reason i laughed a lot
This has been the most positive comments section I've seen in a long time. And the video definitely deserved it. My thanks to everyone.
Ah yes, the alcohol cart at 4:52 Party time at Linus's place!
I like how he looks at it like "darnit" and they just proceed to cut it out....
I didn't see it at all lol :D
Right beside the power tools...
back when the crazy russian man was still working there. RIP my comrade
A Good studio tour of LMG not done by any of the "i" guys
This place is bigger than i thought, and the perception of depth you get on the techlinked set for that small an actual distance is really good
Thanks. Brandon/Riley/Yvonne worked hard on it :)
@@LinusTechTips i got a reply yay
Grand master Brandon for president
The new set that you guys finished working on looks stunning too
Wow, that's quite an industry Linus is growing there, hope he enjoys continued success, thanks for the vid!
Getting bigger to make more better videos, to get more money, to get even bigger better videos. A devil's circle. (in german "ein Teufelskreis")
@@Sechs0rBecks that's how businesses works.
@@Sechs0rBecks Would you prefer they do what large corporations do now? Get big to get more money, then stockpile it and use it to influence local governments?
@@JGnLAU8OAWF6 thats how mafia works
We just don't realise how much work in filming is required or done. Insane
Compared to other tours this is the best one I have seen thus far. NO cuts or anything and actually covers everything.
4:56 Lucky the dragon finally located after running away from the Techlinked set
Steve, could you... could you host a TechLinked? :D
That's actually a really good idea
This comment definitely doesn't have enough likes
Watch one Linus video then watch one GN video
"Perfectly balanced, as all things should be".
Nubia: sends a review unit.
Linus: bashes it in like 4 different videos, before destroying it in the actual review.
You managed to make LMG looks more professional than they do it themselves in their videos haha
I think that not-so-professional part of LMG helps them keep some of their original charm. It makes them seem human instead of like a mindless machine.
@@CalculatedRiskAK fair enough however this Gamers Nexus video is proof it can be well done and not look like a 'mindless machine'.
@@caincha This kind of video is not exactly great for Linus' short attention span audience.
It looks personal and handcrafted (and not machine-y) because it's not very produced, but it is also very long and boring.
When you're making really short, effective and efficient videos targeted at a wide demographic that tends to have a short attention span, it's hard not to make it look overly produced. Linus managed to do it, though, by using self deprecating humor. Not doing that would result in his videos looking professional, sure, but it'd also make his videos look "less human", so it's a decent trade off.
To sum it up, Linus making himself look dumb is by design. Without that design, his videos would lose a lot of charm.
@@Maxim0M1 Short attention span audience? Maybe the casual masses, but my favourite content is the weekly podcast they do
@@LapisPebble Yeah, the casual masses happen to be the majority of the viewers and you can see that for yourself by looking at the view numbers.
Linus knows this perfectly, and that's why most of his videos are scripted so specifically. It's a good strategy. And like I mentioned earlier, him looking dumb is an act for entertainment purposes (except when he drops something for real, which he exaggerates to further his persona). It's an effective act. People really do think he's a goofy fuck.
I love Steve's attitude, the whole time he seems really impressed but respectful and asks the right questions.
Watching this after the LTT ethics conundrum.
I like how you took the tour slowly and chatted with Linus, as if you were actually getting a tour instead of jump cuts into each room and the conversation wasn't only about the room itself
"What does dollar shave club have to do with tech?" "That's the point." Yes it's called editorial independence.
Nathan Simpson yeah you don’t want to piss in the pool you swim in.
Its called tech sponsors are steering clear of these tech turds. Forcing guys like Linus and Jay to beg for odd sponsors.
@@Markos581973 Lol why are you throwing salt at every positive comment
@@dirtyasianmafia2310 sometimes truth hurts.
@@Markos581973 damn thats quite the liberal view
7:37 - Linus excited about the AMD choice, Steve sounds like he just stepped in cat shit.
I think people actually care a lot about the difference between a spotlight and a review. I think it's admirable that you make this clear distinction between the 2. I never really noticed it consciously until you talked about it though, but it always felt that way subconsciously.
ALso 'Kingpin, the overclocker'. Like Linus doesn't know who Kingpin is :-)
The reason you didn't make the distinction is cos most don't either. Linus is not using proper vocabulary here. Paid shilling or sponsored by would be far more fitting.
Linus Tech Tips needs to get up with Adam Savage to help them optimize their workshop
Oh my God that's a good idea
Maybe Linus can tell them to QC their fucking videos too
Adam Savage has a shop where he makes videos. Here they have a studio with a set which they pretend is a shop for the purpose of making videos.
somehow this video is recommended to me after watching GN's LTT video. oh, youtube algorithm.
Best Linus Tech Tips studio tour ever. There's been several, all lame. Great job guys!
Anyone else here after todays/yesterdays debacle
Amazing to watch two amazing youtubers working together like friends. You are amazing love to watch LTT and GN.
The tech community is better off with all of us working together. We don't always have to agree, but healthy debate is good for everyone.
@@LinusTechTips I agree because everyone has his point of view and you should listen to others opinions. That's why tech community is amazing because everyone is different and that's amazing. And healthy debates are also fun.
That's why the tech community has thrived overall versus other niches on RUclips. Everyone lifts each other up & doesn't play the RUclips drama for clicks game. Even knowing how the tech community is on RUclips I was still really impressed by how many people took the risk to make a video speaking out when Kyle got that bullshit strike. That was AMAZING.
POV: You're here from the new Gamers Nexus Video
Linus: "I'm looking for someone with a maker/fabricator"
Alex: "am I a joke to you?"
Alex does great work (his videos are always my favourites) but his actual background is mechanical engineering.
You can tell he doesn't have a professional background in building things and taught himself most of what he knows about CNCing etc on the job at LTT.
It just means we'll get more of that type of content, now from 2 different perspectives.
Barnacules: Pick me!
This is old, but what sort of Mechanical Engineer degree doesn't include a CAM-CNC class?
And machine shop classes.
Fabrication classes, etc.
I know some Universities are just lame excuses to get in a big debt, but an engineer course should have plenty of actual practice besides theory, including on how to actually manufacture things, else is just a pseudo-engineering production/industrial administration of sorts. Or as my mom calls it Paper Engineering!
The issue with that specific degree might be few electronics and control/automation theory and practice(still has to have some).
i don't know why this video made me so happy the whole way through, but it did. thank you guys!
How did I miss this one? Wow a lot of work. Amazing collab.
Very cool to see such a relaxed interview/tour
How its Made LTT Edition...this is a great little series you been on lately, I love it!
honestly this is my first time watching LMG in 60 FPS, thanks Steve
The talk about sponsorships and how LMG deals with it day-to-day actually gives a lot of insight into Linus' perspective on the RAID Shadow Legends thing some people got bent out of shape over. Having enough employees to compartmentalize certain aspects of your business is not just efficient, but a logical way of doing business.
Summary: Linus has buckets of cash and he's spending it.
But seriously, thank you Steve for what amounts to first class journalism.
Your video is a comprehensive exploration of the LMG operations.
In the extremely unlikely case Linus reads this; I really appreciate the way showcases and reviews are handled, while in the beginning I can still ignore some of the "paid reviews", I do very quickly lose interest as there is just no real information worth listening to. At best it only slightly clouds my judgement of a product, and as a result it just isn't worth watching. Thanks for all the improvements behind the scenes as well, highly appreciated.
Thanks for the tour Steve, probably watched half a dozen tours by now, of the same space, but it is still different and interesting every time.
Edit: Really enjoyed the conversations, thanks for those as well, interesting to hear all the stuff going on there
A CNC mill and a lathe.. I'm getting more jealous of the new machines than all the fancy hardware
7:08 - You can actually hear Angels singing while Techesus is clearing the world of future disasters. Amen.
i know right! good catch man! Hillarious XD
In that case where was Steve during corona?
I thought this was going to be a snore of a video, but this turned out to be a really enjoyable watch all the way through.
i just love how down to earth linus is.
This was probably one of the best video's ive watched in months
Fun stuff its amazing to see the continued change at LMG. You've also seen what our CNC router is like we have the same model but in a 4' x 8' config. See you at LTX!!!!!
"Lloyd does merch... I think we've only shown him on camera a handful of times" as he's blocked by a hanging garment bag.
I love when these 2 are together , it's like the odd couple.
Is anyone here watching after the drama?
The segway into the thermal grizzly ad spot was perfect.
This now a Classic.
"We're gonna be there covering it, just like a real show" Sick burn Steve
4:11 is where it all started brewing....
ah, so weird watch this now...
-Only a few- no valuable things were dropped in the making of this video.
Talking about making...
... *SQUARESPACE!!!*
Lol
Best Linus Media Group tour. Great seeing the open honest chat.
This aged like a glass of milk
Literally laughed out loud. Thank you.
i'm not crying!
Its just been raining... on my face.
Coming back to this today after linus and a ton of other tech channels all reviewed vacuums is hilarious.
This is only proof of steve having officially joined the technological pantheon.
LTT is expanding really fast with 5 units of office space. I hope the lease doesn’t kill him.
What do they actually do that requires all that space and so many employees.
@@Genetikrs he just Meade a video/stream explaning it.
@@Genetikrs ruclips.net/video/bHbqzPCE_Pk/видео.html
NXTk Nope. Linus Media Group is only leasing space at a business park.
Omg! I would LOVE to watch a stream with all the linus crew gaming.
Every other company in the world: Board table.
Linus Media Group: Board games table.
as a regular LTT viewer... I did not expect this would be as interesting as it was! Awesome stuff, thank you both!