 I am trying to make a burlap rope for the gears that will go on the back panel. No, I do not know how to make rope. I don't know how to do basically any of the things we're doing, so... winging it. So I'm getting close. The burlap stuff sucks to cut. This is taking forever, but I'm actually getting like a kind of decent looking rope out of this, so that might work out. Getting it to connect on each end is gonna be kind of annoying, and hopefully this is even long enough. If not, I can cut the other side and make it long enough, but that's gonna be even more annoying because that's more joints. And Rod seems to be pretty damn good with his hands, but I don't know if he's a pro sewer. Yeah, I don't know about that. Yeah, so... I don't know if I can quite make my own rope. We have a sh**t sewing machine. Thanks for the tip, Ed. Look at what he suggests I use. There's literally like a pail on it, because they had like cloth and burlap and stuff. They just didn't have wood really. Right. So that should kind of work out. I think I might need to cut another one, right, because once it goes all the way around the wheel on the other side, so I'll cut another one of these and we'll somehow get them together. So I've wrapped the fishing line around it and then saturated it with some, whatever this is, acrylic epoxy, I believe. And it actually looks like it's kind of gonna hold, so that might just work. It is a little bit bulgy there, which isn't great, but it should still turn, so probably fine. All right, so we are trying to get to our pickup for, I believe, the SSD, which is at Trail Appliances. So our pickup for the SSD is at 2.30. This clock's a little bit fast. We've got about 15 minutes. And then we've got another pickup a ways away at 3 o'clock. That is for the system. And then half an hour after that, we have another pickup at 3.30 for the power supply. And maybe somewhere in there we're gonna try to figure out getting to Home Depot and Canadian Tire because we probably need some more paint. You think so? Yeah, we need some more paint. And we also could maybe do with two more tiki torches. Maybe not even for more fire, probably just for feed on the case. Yeah, don't look up. That wouldn't be helpful. Is that him? All right, just shuffling his chair. That was weird. Give me a sec. Back up so you can see his plate. Yep. Yep, that's him. Way to be helpful by waving back, bro. Who do you think I am? I look like you side him so you can do the deal. No, that wouldn't be weird at all. Thank you. I'll also give you my card so that if there is any problem, just phone me. I think it was listed as an 850 Pro. 840 Pro? My fault. Does it make a difference to you? It's a little slower. Then pay me less. Okay. It's my mistake. I'm sorry. Sorry about that. Just a sec, let me just check this. I could be wrong, but I just, yeah, I think it was... I need a 10. I need a 10. There you go. So we saved ourselves 10 bucks, which is almost enough to buy the paint we need, which is awesome. And we got an 840 instead of an 850, which is really not that big a deal to us. So it's fine. It's an 840 Pro, but it's not an 850 Pro. So we got 10 bucks off. Right. It's still Pro Drive. It's still going to have really good write speeds, but we saved 10 bucks and we kind of need that 10 bucks if we need another can of paint. Yeah. So we were supposed to pick up an 850 Pro from the old dude in the blinged out Audi, but that didn't happen. He had an 840 Pro and he gave us 10 bucks back, I guess, but that super wasn't worth it because everything was budgeted out and we ended up with 10 bucks extra at the end of the competition. So yeah, would have liked to have that 850 Pro. What is this place? You guys just like fix computers and stuff? Yeah, it's not fixed. Fixed for... Channel name? Yeah. We just picked up our main system component. We got a HP system with a 860 quad core processor and eight gigs of RAM. That's the parts we need. It's a standard form factor. It should fit just fine in our case. The power supply is a strange form factor, but we're picking up a new power supply at our next stop. And so I think we're good to go. Okay. Got the power supply. Got it for 50 bucks instead of 45 because we didn't have correct freaking change, which sucks. I screwed that up. Spent one of our $5 bills at Home Depot when I should have just gave her a 10. I was trying to get rid of our small bills, but that actually ended up screwing us over. But that's okay. We're currently plus five because we saved some money on the SSD. Although I would have rather not save money on the SSD, but whatever. Time to go home. We're going to try to stop by Canadian Tire. Hopefully they're going to have more tiki torches for us and we can scavenge those for more case feet. We have $21.35 left and 10 cents in Canadian Tire money. They actually had somebody deliver something here to the shop for them last night. I'm just taking apart the computer we bought so that I can take the parts out that we need, get rid of what we don't need and start trying to figure out how to get it all set up, I guess. The screw holes might be normal, but like this comes from the power supply. I wonder if that powers the power supply fan back through or something. Power command. It doesn't take a 24 pin. It takes a bunch of these. It takes three of these. It's a power supply. Pull the power supply out. That one doesn't have enough power to shoot. It won't power the GPU. It's not going to power itself, but no GPU. The purple wire is 5 volt standby. The blue wire is negative 5 volt. The yellow wire should be 12 volt for the ground. Green wire, power command. That makes sense. Green wire is probably still. So we've got a problem right now where one, the back panel for this case is riveted on, so I have to drill it out. Two, it looks like the heat sink might be mounted onto the back panel instead of onto the motherboard. Three, it has a proprietary motherboard power system. Does not use a 24 pin. Uses some crap, weird connectors. This sucks. The board we got doesn't support standard power, and it's got some pretty weird mount points. So we either have to seriously jury rig a bunch of power, or we have to figure out something different for the board. Trying to map out what wires have what voltage in them. So some of these are pretty simple. The brown wires are definitely not, so I need to figure out what they've got going. If you get that to work, you're a hero. If not, I don't blame you. I check the voltage on the brown wires are 12 volt, which is good. The yellow wires should fall standard and it needs 12 volt, so that makes sense. The power command wires, I know at least three of them. I'm hoping three is maybe enough. And so I think I can make it work. Much higher probability of a smoke show though. We're just adding to our fire effects. Do you want to test bench this thing? Yeah, I do. Let's see, we don't have a heat sink, right? I can make this work. Ignore the test bench stuff. Keep working on something else. Okay, so this is ready to test. Everything's correct except for two wires. Okay, holy fuck. If this works, if nothing else, we will have the most badass story. I think we're ready to fire if you want to see it. No peripherals, but we'll see it pop up on screen. I wonder where the pin is. Did it start it? Yeah. Try PSWD. What the heck's that? Try that password. Where's the password? It won't work because it's not connected. So what's crazy is I think if I jump for the power supply right here, it will turn on. Hold on. Things are spinning. Oh, nothing on the screen yet. I wonder if it needs that card. Because there's no integrated pin. There's no GPU on these. Not in 860. Dude. What? Fucking post. Did it? I reset the CMOS. Oh my God. Oh my God. Okay, Austin, this is how you wire up a computer when you don't have quite the right wires. So they're still working. We're going into our overtime, which is okay because we had overtime left. They went half an hour over their overtime. So I asked them if they wanted half an hour less for today or if we could have half an hour more. They said they don't need it, but they're clearly still working overtime, which is bullshitting. But it's very good because we don't need the time. So I'll take it. Yeah, I think Ed's right though. What? Need to screw up the front a little bit more. Yeah, we do. That's where I'll use the... Yeah. We're wrapping this thing up. I'm working right now to sleeve all the wires and get everything hooked up and tested inside that machine. That's not going to catch fire. Ed, stop. We can't have reason in this build or else... I don't want to die. Okay, not... Some people can die. Oh, man. We could spin him. There's a lot of him. So hopefully 3M sticky stuff isn't flammable. And then hopefully the burlap. All right, well, we're overtime and still have a few things to plug in, but I think we still have a pretty awesome project. So hopefully the judges just take that into consideration. I have an update for you. Okay, what's up? It looks like we're going to run 4.4 gigahertz on the CPU, 1.1 gigahertz on the GPU. It looks stable, but I want to get that power supply back in there before I run it again. So I'm feeling good. Okay, so this is the only one we need to pull apart then. I'll start working on that. I'm glad you're my partner. All my bits are in one place. My remaining tasks are prepping everything that needs to be painted blue because we are doing silver and blue. So what do you think? That blue good? I think whatever blue we've got... I know, right? Blue is blue, man. Okay, I'm getting kind of tense right now. Just got to calm down. Okay, we've got 45. If you can give me 12 minutes, I can assemble it. I'm more worried than I was. The time snuck up on me. Okay, so I'm just trying to douse everything with paint and then we got to wait just a few minutes here. Man, my fan's unplugged over here. You're not exactly the super brightest blue. So what we did was we gave it a kind of a cloudy blue appearance, right? We were going for kind of like a just a artsy blue. Oh boy. Get our stuff we all wanted, but... It's not that bad, dude. It's all clean inside and everything. And if those... I'm just hoping the lights work. I mean, we haven't tested it yet. Do we have a power cord? Just to turn... Oh my God. We have lights in everything. So I just have to find the... There we go. Oh my God, dude. Dude, that is not freaking bad for what we just did, brother. Oh my God, dude. That should be good. Yeah, it should. Let me just stack it here. Okay, the CPU fan plugged in wrong. Hopefully that was it. And hopefully it didn't break anything. Whoa. That trace is burntish. What the... That definitely is. What the hell? We're repairing this thing. We might as well try. Yeah. Scrapyard Wars will return after this message from our sponsor. This episode of Scrapyard Wars is brought to you by dbrand, makers of the precision cut vinyl skins that you see on the phones and laptops of the contestants. They may not be bulletproof, but they look really cool. Try out their configurator at dbrand.com, linked in the video description. So if it requires 12 volts... Yeah, but it shouldn't care because if we don't plug anything into that header, then I think it's broken somewhere else. Okay. So what did you want to do to do that? You just want to connect... So if we connect the 24 pin in here... All right. Well, hold on a second because this will provide 12 volts. Yeah. See, that's why it doesn't make sense. Like providing 12 volt power to here shouldn't help anything. Yeah. It's supposed to be putting out 12 volts. It doesn't need 12 volts. Yeah. So I think it's just bricked. We can try for a lulls and I think what we've done here will effectively do that. If providing 12 volts to that pin somehow helps. So we can try it, but I don't think based on what I know about electromolicity... No, I'm with you. This isn't going to work. That shouldn't have worked. Why did that... Dude, don't question it. Why did that work? Don't question it right now. We hot wired it. Okay. Hold on. Let's try it. Let's just sanity check. Okay. Was it the cleaning up or was it our stupid wire? I'll pinch you and we'll make sure this is actually happening. Here we go. I'm pulling it out. That wire should not help. You know what? Unless that little strand back there was touching something because it was like leaning over on the circuit board. Yeah. But like, I mean, our wire shouldn't have helped. It should be the cleaning up that helped. You have got to be kidding me. The wire fixed it. What the actual... Let's just get it back together. One more shot. I have to... Just to prove it. Okay. Just... This could be like a whole show right here. Just figuring out how in the hell that possibly worked. Okay. Pinch my arm. Yeah. It's good. Holy... Holy... Oh my God. See you fan air. Yeah. You know what? That's it. It's working somehow. I'm not going to question it. 4.4 gigahertz. Everything seems to be hunky dory. That game is supposed to do that. That weird gloochy looking thing. What a freaking day. So day four of Scrapyard Wars. Time for judging. Oh, the power's out. So we picked up everything and we brought it to Luke's house where there's still power. We haven't done the big unveil yet, but the systems are here. So Rod and Luke are grabbing their piece of crap and Bob and I are going to pull... Hey Bob, where's our masterpiece? All right. So let's bring them into the garage and then we're going to get set up for the big reveal. I am super excited not to see theirs because it's going to be kind of worthless, but I'm super excited for them to see ours. That's for sure. There you go. Let's go. Let's do this. First, I want to show you guys how the judging setup is going to work. So we're going to have all our judges doing POV footage with their dbrand skinned phones, just like that showing us what they're looking at. We're going to have a laptop streaming for a wide angle here and then all the contestants... I'm not coming back in here Rod, so you can start setting up. Then the teams are going to sit here and see the live stream of the judges commenting on the systems and making their own comments on the judges, either wisdom if they pick mine and Bob's or their complete ineptitude if they pick the other system. So I'm excited. I don't know, something crazy going on. There's some shenanigans because I saw Luke walk by with a tower from the shop in the back, walked by the window heading that way. So I think they're going to pull a switcheroo. They're going to like... It doesn't matter what they do though. I mean, let's be realistic. So they're probably going to pull a switcheroo. They're going to say, we're going to go out there. They're going to say that's what they built, but it's not going to be the real thing they built or something. I don't know. I don't know yet, but something's going on. Do you mean that beige tower? Yeah. Because I saw that before. It was just sitting out in the open. I don't think they're hiding that from us. So Luke just carried it by though, the window. I saw it go by the window. So I don't know. I don't trust them. I don't trust them either. Trust them about as far as I can throw them. And they're both about twice my weight. The window just popped loose, which I thought I might've begged it when I transported it. Hopefully it's okay. Oh wow. The light kit's on fire. I don't know what the hell's wrong with these light kits. That's what I saw yesterday. It was the same thing. Is it still going? I don't think so because it's running now, so it's not shorted. But is that it crackling? I hope not because I don't want to run it without lights. I'm feeling my hands are nice and toasty. I'm pretty confident that light kit kind of scared me a little bit, but I knew there was an issue with it. That's why I unplugged it last night because I didn't want to have problems. But yeah, she's ready to rock and roll. By definition, I think there is a real fire hazard. And I think, to be honest, should probably never actually be ran in a normal situation. Oh man. Is that actual fire? Yes. The sign says, danger, actual fire. Let's see if I can get it. That's why it was so smoky in the... So there's like a blue flame shooting out there. Oh, this is fire. Oh, I didn't even see that one. Wow. Wow. This is dangerous to keep it at home though. Okay. Yeah. That's very dangerous. Obviously, we're all looking at this one. Wait, I can't hear you. Are they in there? So there's like a... What's the... There's a power meter. There's a power meter in front. Holy mackerel. There's a power meter there. So we have a before and after. So this is the same case that we modded. Are we maxing out the connection? Kick out a couple people. Leave one competent... Leave John on. Kick off. Oh man. Let me see if I can actually... Turn off the phones. Like completely? Completely? So what is... What's happening here? Because there's like... There's also like some sort of like cloth shroud or something. Because there's like a power supply here and there's the graphics. Don, it's burlap. Wow. They really seem to be attracted to our case. We got two of the exact same case. So we can show like a before and after. That's a very good idea because we had actually discussed maybe like putting a picture of ours before because you couldn't really tell what we did. So what case do you guys have? It's a pretty boner and chesty isn't it? Okay, can I... Should we move on? Let's move on to the next one that apparently is another computer. This looks like a giant iMac. I don't know. It kind of does look like an iMac. Is it an iMac? Yeah, everything has blue heatsinks on it. You know the other one has blue as well. There's blue RAM. The card right here says danger actual fire. Because I didn't trust Taron and Dennis around the fire. I realized they were judges and was like oh s*** I need to put up a warning sign for the idiots. Fire. So there's like another thing up here too. Okay, so when these two things done they have to replace with the thing every time. And you can make barbecue here. There's safer ways. It's warm. If you do barbecue you're going to get grease all over the insides of your computer, Dennis. It's just going to ruin your computer. You can't use it as a barbecue. It's purely for effect. Yeah, you could toast a marshmallow on it. No, you're going to get marshmallow in your computer. It's going to fall off. Not if you do it correctly. Dennis doesn't know how to do marshmallow. I mean, you could do it with marshmallow. It's back on this one. I feel like it's been neglected. I noticed that they spray painted the graphics card. Oh yeah, it's blue. They spray painted everything else as well. I think there's maybe even blue water in there. It's nice, but it's certainly not a massive flaming death machine. Yeah, you see like outside that. This is cool. This one is like sleeker looking. It's very clean inside. This is a very, very clean. Cable management is fine. It's good. Then you big tube to tie all the cable in the thing. Is that what that is? So what? Can they quit looking at your case for like five seconds? Rod had an idea to use hoses as cable sleeves. Yeah, so we sleeved. Oh, we weren't able to. Oh yeah, that hose. That's cool. That is so smart. They stuck all the cables inside the hoses. That's a really good idea. It looks good too. You can kind of see some of the wires though, like over there. I'm going to mark down one point lower than the other one. Oh, I like this. So you can touch it. It's kind of like, yeah, there's a touch. I'm very afraid to touch. Pulleys over here are a nice touch. I don't think they really do anything, but it's still pretty cool. I like they have empty tops. Oh, these aren't actually on that. Look at that. Hang on, hang on. This pulley is loose. Getting dark for a loose pulley. It broke in transport. Oh, well maybe you should build a more durable mod. It's kind of like Mac Mac's theme. Like what? Mac Mac's. It is a Mac Mac's computer. Yeah. They figured out the theme. So I'll give you guys that. Our theme is more abstract. It's more like clean, you know, like not. Like 2005 silver and blue. This is awesome. Holy mackerel. Like straight up. Like straight up. I don't even think he knows what that word means. I don't know what the cloth is actually for. I mean, I think it does fit. I just don't know what it's for. Yeah. It doesn't make sense to me. Have they not seen that Max? I don't know. Dennis, probably not. Um, actually maybe none of them. John, probably. I would think, maybe not. There's a lot of cloth in the room. It's not, but I think, well, let's start with the cable management. Does it shoot water? I should hope not. I think the cable management in this thing is super clean though. Like they have, I mean, it's not like a case that has a lot of built in cable management, but the way they've bundled everything, look at the bottom. They're like, yeah, everything is super, super neat. What does Taryn know anyway? I think we all can agree that John is the most competent judge. So if John likes it, then. You have to throw out the top and bottom scores. So Dennis is the only one. And only because he doesn't know what's happening, he just writes down random numbers. It is. And like even cable management to match the theme. It did. So if this one, uh, yeah, lighting is fine. I mean, there's one light, I think the motherboard, uh, there's a light on the, I never got to change the light on the CPU. There were a couple little housekeeping items I wanted to do today. I have an RGB LED on my CPU block. It's supposed to be blue. Our lighting strip is screwed because we want it to be red. Our red channels are dead too. Yeah. So same strip, same strip. It's probably just dead. We each used a part. Overall, I mean, I like it. I think it's, I think it's well done. It's not, it's not this, but you know, I don't know. I don't know if they changed it. Oh no. Let's see. They're finally talking about our system. So you guys think this was, I think it was, you know what it feels, it feels a bit more sticky. Yeah. So I think it feels great. It just reminds me of a Apple machine. I'm not, I'm just not sure because like it's a big, especially for scrap yard wars, it's a very, very clean looking build. It's a very attractive build. It's like something reborn from a garbage can. Yeah. But this is, it's just a clean build, but for creativity, I'm just not sure. I mean, it's like, I can feel a new life on this one. It's cool, but not unique. I have to say it's not unique. The look is not unique. I think it's because it's beside this one. Like, I really like how they did the paint, the silver and blue. I think, yeah. Get wrecked. Get wrecked. Get wrecked. I want a new judge. I can just fire him, you know? I could actually fire him before he fills out his clipboard. Oh yeah. That's the teaching. You know, even though I'm, I'm still very impressed by this one, but this one has fire coming out of it. I mean, they did the cable management in such a clever way. The hoses go so well with it. But this thing is not very tight enough. It is, but I mean, seeing that it really doesn't do anything, it just sort of there for looks. I think, you know, it will sort of overlook it. Okay. Okay. Well, I gave it like pretty much almost full marks over here because as soon as I walked in, my eye was just like drawn here for obvious reasons. And cable management is the only thing that I marked down a bit because I can still see some of the cables kind of in there that are not covered with the fancy cable thingies. 49. All of these cables are, they're put in a tube, but they're a couple out of the tube. But I like the way they cable manage this. It's creative. I like, and he fit the thing. It looked like a Mad Max machine. Okay. So real quick, 48 out of 50 for aesthetics. Again, repeat what these guys said, cable management. Loved it, especially because it fits so well with the theme. A couple of wires sticking out. That's the only reason I didn't give it a 10 out of 10. I gave it a nine. Lighting, there's actual fire. I can't really say much more than that. Inside looks great. Full marks for that. Exterior finish. I gave it a nine out of 10. I like the texture here, like the grill here, the pistons, power meter. Only reason I didn't give it a 10. I think you could have done something maybe a little bit with the IO shield on the back like this one did and this one didn't have that, but that's okay. Nine out of 10. Creativity, 10 out of 10. I don't think I need to say much more about that. Continuity score. Again, I like how everything flows together so well. 10 out of 10 there. 48. Great job. All right. A few to two. I gave, well, I don't know. I gave it a 32 out of the sum of the full. I don't know. It looks fine. It's actually great. If this one wasn't here. Let's imagine that we have this one instead. This would clearly be awesome, but I feel like there's no contest. It looks like something I'd see at the Apple store and it's nice. It's good, but it's just, it's not, it is good. I don't know. What do you think Dennis? I gave 38. Dennis is so ashamed. Okay. Dennis, you're up. I'm not really good at being a dick. In this coat, I like the color. You both use blue. That's blue. I noticed that. Like the same broken LED. Here's the creativity. I gave six. I'm sorry cause Mannex is here. This is like student film. I'm so good. Wow. Wow. Wow. That's awesome. Oh my goodness. Okay. It's nothing I haven't seen before, but thought it was a good job overall. So eight out of 10 exterior finish also with eight because this feels like it's painted. I like how he did the blue here, the back, the IO shield and the PCI covers are also like all that nice blue color. I thought that was very well done. Eight out of 10 there. So my overall score was 40 out of 50. There we are. I do agree. They nailed it. They hit it out of the park on their build, but I also don't think ours deserved a 32 out of 50 score from any of the judges. That went pretty well. I was actually pleasantly surprised by how much they liked our build. I mean, it definitely had some rough spots like with cable management, but it was a pretty bad ass build. So go for it. What do you want to do first? Seven zip and the five passes done. Okay. That's a bad sign. So I'm kind of sketched out about how fast they are, but we do have more threads than they do and we're running Cinebench. I know threads help a lot in Cinebench. I don't know if it's going to help enough. If we win this, that would actually be really freaking good. Okay. Let's see this. Let's see the carnage. Okay. Okay. So that is a sizable victory in Cinebench, which I feel pretty good about. Ready? Okay. Go. Oh crap. I quit the game. Reinsing a CPU bottleneck right now. Yeah. With that said, these are very high settings and some stutter is to be expected. Okay. All right. Oh, sorry. I stabilized the card using the skybox test, not the normal run test. So we throttled to about a third of the clock speed that we normally run at and ended with a frame rate that was about half of what I was testing on the skybox test. So let's have a look here. That's not as bad as I thought it was going to be. I mean, that is a significant victory for team bonus. There's not as much CPU based. Our clock speed dropped down to 300. Right. We have to actually take it down. Oh, wait. Oh no. Oh no, no, no. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, boys. Okay. How's it getting hotter in here? This is still going to be really tight. Look at him. He's all scared. I still think they might win. 86.7. Oh, good game. You guys. Wow. Good job. Oh man. Down to the wire. Show yours. Read yours. Winner plaque, supreme champion award presented by Linus media group. You're the best around. Enjoy your eternal bragging rights. Oh man. Thank you guys so much. What does it say? Loser plaque award presented by Linus media group. We tried really hard and lost. At least it was fun to watch. Oh my God. Oh, totally got to get a. So yeah. Thanks again. That was a, that was a well fought battle. Well fought battle. So yeah, I guess you get to ride a mittle. May I say that when it comes to performance out of the junkyard, did I carry the team? Oh my God. You guys are not going to believe what's in here. So I've got my 2,500 K is at 4.4 4.4 rock solid rock solid. I have 16 gigs of ram. I have a 250 gig 840 Evo. I have an ASUS P 67 P like P eight P 67 or whatever. I, I spent a lot on my CPU board. Ram. I have a CX 600 power supply. So actually somewhat decent. Yup. Um, and then that's an R nine two 90. So we did our best to dress up the reference cooler, but the overclock saved us. I mean, the purest in me said a 2,500 K with an R nine two 90 needs 16 gigs of ram. And I was like, I'm this system, if this was in a store for $900, I would buy it. And that's what we built. We built a real system that I would buy for better or for worse. You guys nailed it. You guys nailed the mod as much as I don't like the way that the scores were broken down from some of the judges and the aesthetics. I think they didn't consider exterior finish giving us a six out of 10 is totally unfair. I think they were just, I'm not trying to, I think they were just kind of boring. Yeah. And I think that's like, it's very high quality and crazy. And whatever. But the, but no, no, no, no. Yeah. But it's one of those things where in spite of that, I'm not going to say that we deserved a proportionally different score compared to your mind. So I appreciate that. I'll give you that. There was, this was sick. One thing that I want to say is the next scrap ride or we might want to do outside of this area. Cause I think we're starting to loot all the good hardware and there's nothing left. All the smack talk aside, that was the closest scrap yard wars, tech showdown, anything that we have ever done. It was super close. Both teams performed amazingly well, but for all intents and purposes, that was pretty much a tie, but unfortunately pretty much a tie isn't good enough. Team Linus and Bob takes away. Here we go. The supreme champion award winner plaque and Rod gets to go home with the A plus for effort award. Thank you guys for participating. You guys were awesome. Thank you so much for coming up and thank you guys for watching scrap yard wars season four. We will see you again next time. Go up and play. I hate you a little bit. I am not dancing. Come on. You just want to see me dance. Yeah, I do. That's it. Did you hear someone drop your phone? Maybe dance