[Music] this video is sponsored by brilliant this educational platform has a great offer for our viewers which you can learn about at the end of this video in the first episode of their series we covered the very earliest modes of organization and fighting in the Roman army small bands of clan warriors gradually evolved into a Greek like hoplite a phallic but as the threats that the Romans faced changed so did their military at the beginning of the 3rd century BC Rome entered a series of wars with its Samnites neighbors and suffered some defeats it is widely speculated that the army reformed once again during this time of crisis and by the Pyrrhic war the manipular system was in place this is the army which 90 years later would defeat Hannibal at Zama and was commanded by some of the most notable figures in Roman history such as skip EOF reconnaissance maximus the Romans no longer used the single compact line formation like they had done in the past instead they used the famous xxx Aki's the triple line formation compared to the close order phalanx of the earlier Roman state the manipular system and xxx Aki's promoted utility and maneuverability around the battlefield individual manopause could be commanded to move and reinforce a certain section quickly if required before the battle started instead of forming up in three solid lines the legions would use a quincunx or checkerboard formation the details of this are unclear in the sources but it is likely that it increased flexibility and allowed for retreat through the gaps between the mana pools which were around the size of a mana pool itself allowing the units to fit in addition because not all of the Legionaries were engaged at the same time there were reserves waiting for any potential surprise the Roman lines engaged in combat did not fight in this formation however and instead filled into a solid line but the reserved lines remained in their quincunx until it was their turn to fight in this period the roman legion was still not fully standardized and each of the three lines had a different quality 1200 youngja star team and the front ranks 1200 more experienced print co-pays were placed in the second line with 600 veteran tree REE in the third as a screening force a Roman legion would also feel they 1200 strong contingent of lightly armed and armoured well it eighths to skirmish with the enemy before contact as well as 300 cavalry the history would close with the enemy first flowing there to peeler and then charging into the enemy after a while V tired her star T would retreat behind the fresh print apace who were then expected to win the battle if this did not work both lions would retreat behind the veteran tree REE and the army would either attempt to withdraw in good order or would rely on the tree REE to win this formation was able to operate in such a way due to the tactics used and also the equipment of the soldiers the 1200 well it a light infantry were lightly armored with a patchwork of leather and fur they notably wore a wolf's head on top of their own probably for recognition by their own troops as for their weapons they were armed with either five or seven lights javelins or darts which they threw it to the enemy line before the battle in order to soften them up when this was done they had a Gladius in reserve in order to engage in close combat if needed for more protection they also carried a light wooden shield called a parma these light troops were for soldiers who would engage unconventional units such as war elephants or chariots if the Romans faced them as their flexibility allowed them to perform better against them than the regular heavy infantry after skirmishing however this light force would quickly retreat behind the line and wait for further orders it is said that part of the reason well o days were placed at the front of the army was so that they could ideally challenge an enemy one-on-one hopefully defeating him and gaining glory or promotion for himself after falling back behind the line some sources even state that the Wella tase would function as support troops and carry wounded soldiers to the rear so they could receive medical attention in the main infantry line the hist RT and prank apes' were equipped in almost exactly the same way but the more experienced soldiers may have had higher quality equipment in contrast to the earlier thrusting spear of the Phalanx each soldier in the first two ranks carried one or two pilla the Roman throwing javelin this weapon usually thrown on mass just before contact consisted of a four-foot wooden shaft a thin two first long iron shank and a pyramidal point the weight was concentrated just behind the head so the peeler had exceptional penetration power it would often go straight through a shield and penetrate the flesh behind it or just make the shield heavy and unwieldy once the peeler had been thrown the Romans would draw their signature swords the Gladius this fearsome blade was copied from Iberia at some point in the mid republic and was mainly a short thrusting weapon but could also devastate enemies with its slashing power only a few of these swords from the Republican period have been found and were a bit bigger than their successors in the empire for defense these early legionaries carried the large Scouten shield and had a range of body armor the wealthiest soldiers could afford sophisticated male caresses while poorer soldiers might only have a square or circular slab of iron around their torso in the third line were the 600 elite triarii ii in contrast with the history and Brinker pays these veteran soldiers were still armed as style spearman carrying the traditional thrusting spear and round clip a shield these older troops were so revered that there was a Roman saying it has come to the triarii II this meant that the younger and less experienced soldiers had not managed to gain victory so now the more experienced men were needed to step in and sort things out once and for all as the battle of the river Trebbia in 218 BC during the Second Punic War the triarii were the soldiers who stayed in formation and held the Carthaginians off while the majority of the other soldiers still alive ran away Roman cavalry during this period has an undeservedly bad reputation primarily due to their many crushing defeats especially against Hannibal and his numidians in the second Punic War in contrast to this impression Roman cavalry was generally a highly efficient force which often gained victory even against higher numbers of enemy cavalry the horsemen were primarily drawn from the two wealthiest classes in Roman society and most were required to serve as explained earlier each Legion contained a contingent of 300 cavalry divided into 10 squadrons of 30 men each this seemingly small number was supplemented by the Roman allied cavalry who provided a 900 strong cavalry force per Legion three times the amount the Romans provided their equipment also underwent a change during this period according to polybius nicely armored horsemen with only undergarments were the main contingent throughout this period however they became more heavily armored in the Greek style with Karissa's more sturdy lances and the Greek shield the Greek hostage Polybius also noted that the willingness to see what others did better was one of the most admirable and deadly aspects of the Roman state if they saw other people doing something in a superior manner such as the use of a weapon or tact they often incorporated that style into their own methods in order to better themselves in a standard consular army two of these legionary formations existed comprising around 9,000 men on top of this there were two contingents of both Roman allies and Allied cavalry which usually matched or even exceeded the size of the legionary formations Roman consuls during this time appointed three prefect to command these Allied troops these allies known as saki were essentially permanent non independent military allies of the Roman state and received many benefits in return for their loss of territory and independence each sake he remained domestically independent were protected from their internal rivals and the Italian peninsula was protected from external invaders even though there were perks to it many of the allies rebelled at every opportunity especially their perennial Samnite enemies despite this even in their darkest hour after the Battle of cannae in 216 BC over half of the Sakae population did not betray Rome for the vast majority of its existence the Roman armies of the mid Republican Polybius Legend were at war whether it was the Samnites tarentines Paris Carthage Macedon or the Seleucid Empire the polybius legend honed itself against the best that the world had to offer this resulted in huge manpower strains especially when losses such as Trasimene and kanae created tens of thousands of casualties in only days even victories such as sin Assefa lee cost thousands to the Romans in return however the military of the Roman state became a well-oiled mincing machine capable of turning and obliterating the successor kingdoms of Alexander the Great with barely any setbacks in fact many scholars have described the Roman army after the Punic Wars as one of the most battle-hardened forces ever to exist it would only get better as time went on the social impact of this intensity of warring on the Roman political system should not be understated before the Battle of cannae a property requirement existed to join the legions after can a desperation had reached a point where even the ban on criminal serving in the Legion had to be lifted due to a need for manpower this trend would continue and would eventually leads to the famous Marian reforms and the proletarianization of the Roman army which we shall cover in the future Roman generals often learned how to command their armies while serving the previous generation of 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finally
i
get
to
make
this
video
i've
seen
this
video
being
made
by
many
many
tech
youtubers
and
um
finally
i
can
make
it
because
it's
been
exactly
10
years
that
i've
been
coding
which
means
from
2012
to
2022
today
so
i
thought
by
the
time
i
finished
making
this
video
it
would
be
2022
so
that's
why
i
pretended
as
if
it
were
already
2022.
sorry
um
also
i
just
want
to
note
that
i
know
a
lot
of
you
might
use
this
video
as
a
playbook
for
what
classes
to
take
what
side
projects
to
do
or
what
companies
to
work
for
don't
i
mean
everyone's
path
is
different
even
if
you've
been
working
at
a
different
industry
and
you
don't
have
a
cs
degree
like
me
it
doesn't
mean
you
can't
get
into
tech
this
portion
of
the
video
is
sponsored
by
growth
google
like
which
is
why
i
want
to
talk
about
growth
google
and
their
google
career
certificate
which
is
the
sponsor
of
today's
video
i
truly
believe
in
what
they're
doing
i
finally
found
online
courses
that
really
teach
you
real
world
skills
that
you
actually
use
on
the
job
i
mean
it's
taught
by
google
so
the
quality
is
really
high
plus
you
actually
get
a
certificate
that
is
recognized
by
top
employers
including
google
of
course
whether
it's
in
data
analytics
ux
design
or
project
management
they
have
a
course
for
that
and
a
certificate
to
put
on
your
resume
to
show
your
future
employers
i
took
a
look
at
their
data
analytics
course
since
i
was
once
a
data
scientist
myself
and
i
have
to
say
their
course
on
coursera
really
teaches
you
the
stuff
you
need
to
know
to
be
well
equipped
on
the
job
the
course
is
very
comprehensive
so
even
if
you
have
no
relevant
experience
you
can
go
at
your
own
pace
and
learn
everything
you
need
honestly
i
think
it
would
have
helped
a
lot
for
me
as
well
since
they
use
the
tools
that
i
use
that
work
like
sql
tableau
and
r
if
you're
thinking
of
learning
a
new
skill
or
you
want
to
start
or
advance
your
career
check
out
grow.google
certificates
that
portion
of
the
video
was
sponsored
by
growth
google
now
back
to
the
video
year
2012
the
year
of
initiation
i
joined
the
robotics
club
in
school
where
we
had
to
build
a
robot
to
compete
in
a
competition
called
crc
i
was
not
a
big
fan
of
manual
labor
because
using
any
hand
tools
would
potentially
break
my
beautiful
nails
so
that
was
out
of
the
question
there
was
only
one
thing
left
for
me
programming
the
robot's
brain
now
i
didn't
even
know
what
programming
was
back
then
i
just
read
the
instructions
and
tried
to
make
it
work
so
that
we
can
control
our
robot
with
the
joystick
what
i
used
to
do
that
was
their
own
simplified
language
called
robot
c
of
course
our
team
won
the
whole
thing
the
whole
competition
but
that's
also
because
we
were
competing
against
14
year
olds
and
we
were
19
at
the
time
so
2012
was
also
the
year
i
started
college
at
university
of
waterloo
and
i
took
my
first
cs
course
called
designing
functional
programs
so
i
wrote
code
like
this
no
loops
no
variables
but
lots
of
recursion
so
what
i
learned
no
one
is
too
dumb
for
computer
science
year
2013.
in
2013
i
became
a
finance
wannabe
you
have
to
pronounce
it
finance
not
finance
so
i
was
a
finance
wannabe
freshman
year
is
the
year
of
doing
things
just
to
pad
your
pitiful
resume
you
know
it
i
know
it
no
need
to
lie
to
me
my
best
work
experience
at
this
point
so
far
mcdonald's
where
i
handled
concurrent
micro
transactions
in
a
fast-paced
environment
so
clearly
i
had
to
start
a
side
project
and
coincidentally
i
built
something
that
handled
concurrent
transactions
in
a
high
speed
environment
like
i
made
a
trading
bot
the
site
had
people
betting
on
events
like
whether
the
gold
price
would
reach
x
amount
by
the
end
of
the
week
and
you
know
most
people
did
it
for
fun
and
games
but
i
had
to
ruin
their
fun
by
actually
mathematically
modeling
the
statistical
likelihood
of
the
outcome
and
bet
on
that
i
sound
smart
right
not
really
i
just
copied
a
wikipedia
article
because
there's
a
formula
and
that's
it
that's
all
i
did
so
did
i
make
money
yes
was
it
luck
absolutely
i
never
even
hedged
my
positions
now
back
in
university
i
took
elementary
algorithm
design
and
data
something
like
that
where
i
learned
about
linked
lists
for
the
first
time
and
object-oriented
programming
i
took
that
course
where
i
learned
how
to
finally
organize
my
code
in
classes
and
then
also
i
took
the
class
called
logic
and
computation
which
i
learned
absolutely
nothing
all
that
jazz
helped
me
land
an
internship
at
scotiabank
doing
what
you
guessed
it
automating
option
pricing
with
black
shoals
model
if
that
means
nothing
to
you
don't
worry
it
doesn't
mean
anything
to
me
too
just
buzz
words
if
you
do
understand
good
job
no
one
asked
what
i
learned
you
can't
rely
on
others
to
just
hand
you
things
if
you
want
something
worth
getting
you'll
have
to
be
proactive
or
else
everyone
else
would
also
have
it
then
year
2014
computer
literacy
this
was
the
year
of
demystifying
computers
i
took
data
structures
and
data
management
aka
how
to
lead
code
which
is
great
because
i
probably
wouldn't
be
able
to
get
my
next
internship
without
it
if
it
wasn't
for
that
course
and
that
next
internship
was
citadel
and
holy
cow
did
i
learn
a
lot
at
citadel
uh
because
because
i
was
clueless
right
for
some
reason
i
had
to
build
web
servers
from
scratch
in
c
plus
i
had
to
implement
websockets
from
scratch
meaning
i
had
to
construct
the
data
frames
with
like
op
codes
and
stuff
i
was
so
lost
at
first
my
manager
just
gave
me
a
networking
textbook
and
an
os
textbook
so
i
just
learned
enough
just
enough
to
complete
my
project
right
so
tcp
udp
bit
manipulation
logs
and
currency
all
just
to
implement
some
server
and
a
web
interface
to
display
tiny
numbers
quickly
for
traders
who
barely
look
at
them
what
i
learned
finally
understood
how
a
simple
text
file
can
turn
into
a
program
how
bits
turn
into
data
and
how
programs
turn
into
production
ready
software
year
2015
that
year
i
finally
became
a
silicon
valley
baby
boy
by
landing
an
internship
at
linkedin
while
i
was
there
i
wrote
some
c
plus
code
that
never
got
deployed
and
i
quote
from
your
code
was
not
only
useless
but
it
was
toxic
it
held
back
our
team
for
a
whole
quarter
anyways
i
got
a
return
offer
and
a
stellar
review
great
experience
five
out
of
five
would
do
it
again
after
the
internship
i
decided
to
do
some
research
assistant
work
for
my
favorite
operating
system
professor
i
even
got
my
face
to
be
on
the
paper
totally
undeserved
so
i
was
sick
of
doing
the
same
thing
so
i
wanted
to
try
some
data
science
so
i
went
to
intern
at
facebook
i
learned
sql
i
learned
how
to
make
pretty
graphs
i
touched
mark
zuckerberg's
hand
and
then
he
put
me
on
a
blacklist
um
yeah
that's
it
basically
i
don't
think
i
coded
at
all
maybe
a
little
bit
of
python
scripting
but
mostly
just
sql
stuff
it
was
quite
refreshing
actually
what
i
learned
anything
is
learnable
nothing
is
out
of
reach
as
long
as
you
just
sit
down
be
patient
and
read
from
the
beginning
i
never
did
distributed
systems
low
latency
networking
i
never
did
data
analytics
but
i
just
learned
year
2016
rebellion
ah
senior
year
i
took
one
of
the
hardest
courses
in
our
school
apparently
it
was
called
computer
graphics
it
wasn't
that
hard
conceptually
it
was
just
a
lot
of
work
basically
during
the
whole
course
i
rendered
so
many
pictures
of
balls
and
more
balls
and
balls
of
different
colors
balls
of
different
transparency
levels
balls
of
different
glossiness
i
made
dragon
balls
so
my
last
internship
was
at
microsoft
they
promised
it
would
be
a
product
management
type
job
but
i
ended
up
just
prototyping
windows
server
security
products
using
powershell
what
i
learned
absolutely
nothing
nothing
year
2017
passion
meets
career
so
i
was
on
track
to
getting
a
prosperous
career
in
tech
with
my
resume
but
somehow
between
2016
and
2017
something
went
terribly
wrong
and
i
suddenly
wanted
to
become
a
youtuber
so
i
worked
at
buzzfeed
as
a
data
scientist
hoping
that
i
can
appear
in
some
of
their
videos
my
actual
job
was
to
try
to
understand
facebook
videos
and
how
to
grow
their
facebook
pages
but
at
some
point
they
told
me
i
should
stop
trying
to
appear
in
so
many
videos
then
i
became
depressed
because
it
didn't
make
me
famous
anyway
after
that
i
decided
to
go
back
to
facebook
as
a
data
scientist
telling
myself
that
i
will
never
do
youtube
again
funny
how
life
works
because
i
did
join
the
facebook's
video
creator
team
so
that
was
cool
and
also
that's
when
my
youtube
channel
blew
up
what
i
learned
the
things
you
learn
and
the
skills
you
gain
that
are
completely
unrelated
to
each
other
often
actually
complement
each
other
surprisingly
like
for
example
my
obsession
with
videos
helped
me
understand
the
facebook
video
platform
intimately
as
a
data
scientist
which
helped
my
job
year
2018
burnout
i
really
enjoyed
working
at
facebook
because
it
was
related
to
videos
i
live
and
breathe
video
platforms
that's
me
but
i
was
also
growing
on
youtube
a
lot
so
my
focus
was
split
you
know
i
i
didn't
stop
to
think
about
what
i
really
wanted
in
life
i
just
did
things
grew
my
channel
chased
numbers
and
got
burnt
out
i
didn't
quote
a
single
line
as
a
data
scientist
so
nothing
there
what
i
learned
one
of
the
best
skills
to
work
on
in
your
life
is
the
ability
to
be
self-aware
and
understand
yourself
just
like
coding
sports
or
video
games
it
all
comes
down
to
practice
the
more
you
work
on
trying
to
understand
yourself
the
more
you'll
be
literate
in
your
own
emotions
and
having
that
understanding
of
yourself
will
allow
you
to
make
way
better
decisions
year
2019
rebirth
so
i
needed
to
press
reset
on
my
life
and
think
about
what
kind
of
life
i
wanted
to
live
i
wanted
to
chill
so
i
chose
to
be
a
software
engineer
i
was
scared
um
i
haven't
coded
in
so
long
and
my
last
software
job
was
in
2015
right
my
last
internship
at
linkedin
so
i
did
the
typical
lee
code
grind
huge
imposter
syndrome
applied
to
two
big
companies
got
extremely
lucky
and
got
both
offers
i
was
so
so
relieved
so
much
of
my
mental
health
quickly
got
better
basically
year
2020
disillusionment
i
never
worked
as
a
software
engineer
full-time
so
i
thought
i
would
have
to
really
work
hard
to
play
catch-up
but
then
i
learned
that
everyone
else
was
as
clueless
as
i
was
coincidentally
once
again
i
was
mostly
working
in
c
plus
same
thing
every
time
i
know
i
did
a
lot
of
infra
work
even
though
i
was
in
a
product
team
but
i
also
did
a lot
of
analysis
as
well
because
it
was
a
product
team
so
you
had
to
do
analysis
to
kind
of
justify
your
projects
to
see
if
it's
even
worth
pursuing
so
for
stuff
like
that
the
fact
that
i
came
from
facebook
as
a
data
scientist
it
really
came
in
handy
and
and
also
my
presentations
were
always
beautiful
because
i
used
to
be
a
data
scientist
what
i
learned
in
the
end
work
is
just
work
your
technical
abilities
and
your
expertise
don't
matter
as
much
as
you
think
what
matters
more
is
your
grit
and
just
if
you
can
get
stuff
done
so
just
be
a
doer
and
make
things
you're
proud
of
and
the
rest
will
come
coding
youtube
filmmaking
it
doesn't
matter
they're
all
the
same
you're
building
something
year
2021
moving
on
this
year
my
youtube
channel
became
pretty
big
i
can't
really
call
it
a
hobby
anymore
but
the
crazy
thing
is
i'm
loving
it
more
than
ever
before
and
the
craziest
thing
is
i
wanted
to
be
a
youtuber
when
i
was
like
15
and
it
actually
came
true
i
am
so
grateful
that
i
have
this
youtube
channel
it
gives
me
so
much
flexibility
allows
me
to
express
myself
creatively
and
it
gives
me
access
to
some
pretty
impressive
people
in
the
tech
world
all
because
i
make
silly
videos
on
the
internet
right
it's
crazy
to
think
that
i
probably
wouldn't
have
made
it
as
a
youtuber
if
it
weren't
for
my
coding
videos
if
it
weren't
for
me
being
a
programmer
so
i
got
really
really
lucky
i
am
very
lucky
but
i
also
worked
hard
so
what
i've
learned
there
are
lots
of
ways
to
be
successful
and
also
success
is
defined
differently
for
everyone
a
good
rule
of
thumb
is
to
pursue
projects
and
opportunities
that
you
can
learn
from
that
you
can
grow
from
because
in
the
end
successful
outcomes
are
pretty
much
luck
so
if
you
want
to
succeed
it's
a
numbers
game
like
rolling
the
dice
so
keep
rolling
the
dice
you
can't
control
the
outcomes
of
your
dice
rolls
but
you
can
control
what
dice
you
use
and
the
more
you
work
on
yourself
the
more
the
dice
become
weighted
to
your
advantage
so
eventually
you'll
hit
jackpot
as
long
as
you
keep
rolling
the
dice
you'll
achieve
success
whatever
that
means
for
you
specifically
anyways
that's
it
for
the
video
see


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hey
guys
it's
your
girl
and
obviously
my
my
background
has
changed
again
i
am
back
in
england
it
makes
me
feel
like
i'm
coming
back
to
my
roots
a
bit
because
everything
here
has
been
it's
it's
really
from
the
like
the
beginning
of
when
i
start
started
trying
to
do
youtube
i
think
tyc
is
kind of
a
[ __ ]
[ __ ]
masturbating
is
the
only
thing
that
really
matters
and
takes
you
places
and
then
there's
just
being
a
plain
old
[ __ ]
but
although
i'm
visiting
in
england
of
course
i
mostly
live
in
japan
living
in
japan
especially
during
this
pandemic
foreigners
aren't
as
common
as
a
site
for
japanese
people
as
it
used
to
be
so
sometimes
when
i'm
going
to
a
restaurant
or
say
a
bar
and
i
get
to
talking
with
the
bartender
or
waitress
they
usually
get
on
the
question
of
well
why
are
you
here
what
are
you
doing
in
japan
and
of
course
i
kind
of
dance
around
and
say
oh
i'm
a
youtuber
and
of
course
they're
going
to
ask
well
what
kind
of
youtuber
and
most
of
the
time
i'm
like
oh
but
sometimes
especially
if
i've
had
a
few
drinks
or
maybe
the
mood
is
light
and
i'm
enjoying
my
conversation
i
say
ero
youtube
and
of
course
their
reaction
is
like
oh
my
god
but
every
single
time
i've
said
it
every
single
[ __ ]
time
i've
ever
told
anybody
in
japan
what
sort
of
youtube
i
have
they
always
ask
the
same
[ __ ]
question
have
you
ever
done
a
video
on
futari
ichi
now
before
i
keep
going
on
with
this
video
i
would
like
to
first
give
thanks
to
today's
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so
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but
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honestly
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thank
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again
to
booksu
and
let's
get
back
to
the
video
now
when
it
was
first
brought
up
to
me
i
had
no
idea
what
this
manga
was
i've
never
heard
of
it
before
but
i
came
to
find
after
doing
more
research
on
it
it's
kind
of
a
japanese
etching
staple
now
futari
echi
is
exactly
what
it
says
on
the
tin
it
is
a
manga
about
two
people
who
have
just
recently
gotten
married
and
never
had
sex
before
learning
how
to
have
sex
now
of
course
that
sounds
like
your
typical
hentai
manga
maybe
a
little
more
vanilla
than
anything
else
but
although
it
is
a
manga
completely
about
having
sex
it
is
by
no
means
a
hentai
let's
get
into
this
because
god
knows
you
weebs
need
to
know
now
to
preface
us
weebs
we
don't
know
a
lot
about
sex
education
do
we
i
mean
i
got
my
sex
education
completely
from
hentai
so
this
manga
from
the
late
90s
to
early
2000s
was
essentially
a
godsend
because
futarichi
is
a
manga
completely
about
teaching
you
how
to
have
proper
sex
this
isn't
the
kind
of
manga
you'd
want
to
get
off
to
no
this
is
a
manga
completely
about
having
you
know
safe
normal
sex
you
know
it
has
graphics
it
has
you
know
charts
about
like
statistics
it
has
everything
you
could
ever
know
this
is
what
sex
education
classes
aim
to
be
okay
they're
having
boners
for
this
manga
instead
of
the
other
way
around
we
are
reversing
this
[ __ ]
sex
education
is
of
course
not
really
a
thing
especially
in
japan
so
this
was
truly
this
manga
when
it
was
released
was
spread
like
nationwide
i
think
everybody
knows
of
this
manga
in
japan
because
it
teaches
you
basic
things
that
you
do
need
to
know
that
of
course
aren't
very
common
knowledge
like
the
types
of
hymens
you
could
have
or
where
your
erogenous
zones
may
be
or
you
know
what
part
of
your
vagina
or
you
know
the
girth
of
your
dick
what
could
be
the
compatibility
i
learned
so
much
really
actual
helpful
and
meaningful
information
from
this
manga
that
i
honestly
just
started
reading
for
the
shits
and
giggles
i'm
like
a
manga
teaching
weebs
to
have
sex
oh
my
god
i
can
wonder
because
it's
like
it
makes
you
wonder
because
like
clearly
the
person
like
who
wrote
this
manga
that
wouldn't
mean
that
they
had
sex
and
no
please
don't
put
that
in
don't
put
that
in
dakota
hey
sid
yeah
about
that
raise
but
reading
it
i
learned
so
much
about
my
own
body
and
it's
it's
weird
it's
so
weird
the
fact
that
i
i
learned
this
from
a
manga
rather
than
my
own
sort
of
life
like
there's
literally
a
chapter
about
what
kind
of
dicks
men
can
have
like
you
want
to
know
what
kind
of
dick
you
have
like
the
[ __ ]
horoscope
no
better
[ __ ]
place
and
although
it
is
mostly
about
teaching
people
how
to
sex
the
storyline
to
it
can
be
quite
wholesome
as
well
is
about
a
couple
of
course
coming
together
learning
about
you
know
how
to
be
physically
intimate
as
well
as
you
know
seeing
them
grow
as
a
couple
seeing
them
sort
of
go
through
the
trials
and
tribulations
of
being
in
a
relationship
and
seeing
them
overcome
it
you
know
as
any
normal
couple
is
reading
the
manga
you
don't
feel
embarrassed
or
you
don't
feel
you
know
hot
and
heavy
you
don't
really
feel
anything
but
kind
of
like
an
interest
in
what
you're
looking
at
i
you
know
initially
sex
education
or
any
type
of
education
especially
you
know
you're
not
going
to
sit
down
and
read
an
anatomy
book
about
how
your
body
reacts
during
sex
okay
but
seeing
that
is
super
interesting
because
you
know
it
is
literally
we're
human
and
i
know
nothing
about
sexual
anything
so
not
only
does
it
teach
you
about
sex
education
but
it
also
teaches
you
and
lets
you
see
the
reality
of
having
a
relationship
it's
perfect
for
you
weebs
you
guys
get
to
learn
you
get
to
get
to
see
what
it
would
be
like
if
anybody
actually
want
to
date
you
now
this
series
might
already
look
familiar
to
you
because
believe
it
or
not
it
was
actually
officially
translated
in
english
and
distributed
in
america
and
it
was
distributed
under
the
name
the
manga
karma
sutra
i
might
have
just
i
always
say
it
a
different
way
but
of
course
it
was
kind
of
removed
from
bookshelves
after
it
became
more
apparent
of
what
it
was
which
is
actually
teaching
kids
how
to
have
proper
sex
high
schools
don't
want
you
to
know
about
this
forbidden
secret
i
think
you
can
find
some
still
now
but
they're
very
very
rare
of
course
they
had
to
be
out
of
print
so
if
you
have
it
cherish
it
like
the
gold
it's
worth
but
side
note
there
is
actually
one
character
in
the
manga
that
actually
actively
keeps
pissing
me
off
and
it's
the
brother
like
he
follows
a
couple
everywhere
and
makes
sure
they're
constantly
having
sex
and
he
also
says
some
very
concerning
things
heads
up
here's
an
example
he
makes
an
argument
about
if
you're
married
to
a
woman
you
should
be
able
to
rape
them
anytime
you
want
and
it
makes
me
kind
of
want
to
murder
him
just
slightly
just
a
lot
actually
and
although
i
do
love
the
premise
and
seeing
the
couple
grow
i
really
don't
like
the
husband
makoto
either
because
he
is
extremely
pushy
for
sex
and
he's
seemingly
gawking
at
every
woman
that
is
walking
by
him
he
also
puts
his
wife
down
constantly
to
his
co-workers
i
mean
like
look
at
this
[ __ ]
this
hot
anime
beauty
gave
you
her
[ __ ]
virginity
and
you're
gonna
put
her
down
like
look
at
you
you
look
like
every
anti-protagonist
maybe
this
is
where
the
bases
came
from
a
lot
of
japanese
use
especially
during
its
early
run
time
got
their
sexual
education
from
futariechi
and
i
find
that
just
quite
um
interesting
and
amazing
in
its
own
way
i
am
even
more
surprised
that
futariechi
is
still
an
ongoing
manga
series
that
is
being
printed
to
this
day
there
are
literally
hundreds
upon
hundreds
upon
hundreds
upon
hundreds
upon
hundreds
of
chapters
all
about
sex
education
and
all
these
things
and
i
i
didn't
even
know
that
there
could
be
that
much
information
i
mean
how
much
is
there
i
don't
know
i
could
become
a
sex
education
teacher
and
i'll
just
prop
down
all
these
books
and
be
like
this
is
my
job
done
maybe
it
teaches
you
like
how
if
you
open
your
like
because
in
a
hentai
you
they
open
their
nipples
right
and
like
they
put
the
dick
how
that's
not
possible
right
people
can't
do
that
right
i
guess
i
have
to
[ __ ]
read
to
find
out
huh
thank
you
guys
for
watching
this
video
please
remember
to
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i
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do
but
obviously
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of
it
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monetized
thank
you
guys
to
my
patrons
who
are
all
on
screen
right
now
and
i'll
see
you
all
real
soon
tata
real
smooth
now
bye
i'll
probably
be
in
japan
next
time
you
see
me
bye
bye


this is the 2020 Subaru Outback and it is the most popular station wagon in America in fact the outback is so popular that it sells twenty percent more units than the next most popular station wagon which is also a Subaru the Outback has been completely redesigned for the 2020 model year and today I'm gonna try to find out why people love it so much I've borrowed this 2020 out back from Subaru Orange Coast which is a Subaru dealership here in Orange County in Southern California that has all of the latest Subaru models including all the new ones and for subaru there are a lot of them you have the new forester the new cross track the new ascent and now this the new outback now even though the new outback looks a lot like the old outback it's been fully redesigned for 2020 so it's a completely new car the new model is a little bit bigger than the old outback but all the other basics are the same all-wheel drive is standard the base engine is a 2.5 liter four-cylinder that makes about 180 horsepower or you can step up to a turbo four-cylinder that makes about 260 horsepower like this car prices start around twenty-seven thousand five hundred dollars for the base model and if you get every option and choose the highest trim level you can go a little bit over forty thousand dollars so what exactly does the Outback compete against well SUVs mainly if you want SUV practicality but a more car like driving experience you may choose the Outback over SUVs like the Toyota Highlander the Jeep Grand Cherokee the Ford Explorer or the Honda CRV and many people do just that it's worth noting though that the Outback only has two row seating unlike some of its rivals which offer three rows of seats but anyway today I'm going to review the new Outback and I'm gonna try to figure out why people love this thing so much first I'm going to take you on a tour of the new outback and I'm going to show all of its interesting quirks and features then I'm gonna get it out on the road and drive it and then I'm going to give it a dug score and four more of my thoughts on the new outback click the link below to visit autotrader.com slash oversteer where I've also rounded up a list of my favorite old wagons currently listed for sale on auto trader alright I'm gonna start the quirks and features of the Outback by talking about an interesting quirk of this outback you have it on the mirrors specifically the fact that there's a little light in here now to you it just looks like a light but if you look closer you can see it's actually the Subaru logo lit up so you're thinking well that's the blind spot and monitor that lets you know if a car is in your blind spot but it isn't the blind spot monitor is on the inside of the mirror it's completely separate from this thing so what is this light in Subaru logo the answer is its just decoration some cars will turn on like they're running lights to help you find them in a parking lot or various other exterior marker lights Subarus turn on the little Subaru logo in the mirrors it just goes on when you unlock the car when you open the door so that you know that you have a Subaru I guess and next up in the outside of the outback I want to talk about exterior styling now I personally never really thought the last two generations of the outback were particularly attractive cars but if consumers agree with me they clearly didn't seem to mind because they still bought out backs in absolutely massive numbers now Subaru is a smart company they're also a conservative company and that means they like to keep things the same if it's working and so you can tell the exterior styling in this car very similar to the outgoing Outback from a glance you might not even realize that it's changed I had to look it up a second time just to make sure this is redesigned right and indeed it is but they're keeping the look pretty similar because it's been successful so why change it but while the exterior of the Outback looks pretty similar to the outgoing model the biggest change is in the interior and specifically with the infotainment screen which is now vertical now this is a change that I'm seeing more and more in new cars the new Ford Explorer the new Ram trucks Volvo McLaren Tesla they've all got vertical screens now now there are some benefits to doing the screen this way for one this is how everyone's smartphone is oriented so we are all already kind of used to looking at screens from a vertical perspective like this one so it makes some sense and obviously the centre control stack in the car shaped vertically between the two seats and so that also helps make it make sense and Subarus system takes full advantage of its vertical space the biggest advantage of this system is that it's really easy to see everything because the screen is now so large and it's really intuitive to use most of the controls pretty much everything is where you think it would be and everything fits on the big screen that you would want to be there so this is Subarus new infotainment technology as an example of the benefit of the big screen just take a look at this home screen all the apps and icons are there very easy to see where they all are same deal go to the radio again everything very easy to see very large very intuitive you just push it everything is simple same thing with the map again a very large map screen allowed by this vertical screen which can get bigger than a lot of horizontal screens can because it just has more space to go down into the center console it works really well but for all the benefits of Subarus new infotainment system there are also a few drawbacks I can think of two that are especially worth mentioning one is the fact that the system can be pretty slow to respond when you're just pressing on apps it's pretty quick but take a look here in the map you can see I move my finger around the map does not follow very quickly nowhere near as fast as a smartphone there's a big delay and a big lag as you move your finger around the screen this is not something you have in a lot of other new cars but this is a drawback that this system has just not quite as fast as systems in some rivals and another drawback of Subarus infotainment system they've moved to many climate controls into the screen you can see the only hard buttons for climate controls are adjusting the temperature and then the front and rear defroster and defogger that's it and that means if you want to change the amount of air flow you have to go into the screen and you can see it's really tiny you have this huge new screen but changing the amount of air coming out is this tiny little button at the very bottom not very well thought-out but even worse are the heated seats which are no longer buttons I hate when automakers get rid of heated seat buttons because it's just so simple and it's something you want to turn on instantly but in this car you have to first press the heated seat that doesn't turn them on it just pulls up a menu and then you can turn them on and it's just too many steps it's too frustrating that is not how heated seats should be it should be a lot simpler than that those are my big two drawbacks of an otherwise very good very useful and very large infotainment screen and next up I want to move on to some of the interesting quirks and features of the Subaru infotainment system which by the way they call star link because I haven't played with this system yet one interesting quirk it allows you to configure the cruise control acceleration so when you have adaptive cruise control on the car in front of you takes off you can configure how fast your car follows it you can choose eco and then you'll have very slow acceleration or you can choose dynamic and it will speed up very quickly to fill each gap and you can configure that most adaptive cruise control systems there's just one setting not configurable but in this one there's four settings you can choose how fast your car accelerates when you're not driving and next up another interesting quirk of this infotainment system you turn on the car and you can see it's pretty normal a little star link logo appears there's some disclaimer that you have to accept that's pretty standard in most cars but when you turn off this car the infotainment system goes dark and then it says CU which i think is an odd way to say goodbye not goodbye not see you later see you thanks Subaru see you next up another interesting quirk in this infotainment system there's a feature that you could turn on called lead vehicle moving monitor and it's kind of an interesting one basically the way it works is you pull up to a stoplight and then you start texting or eating or whatever people do the car in front of you drives away now in a normal car you just sit there and you don't realize it until you look up but if you have the lead vehicle moving monitor on in a Subaru it will actually beep and let you know hey traffic is moving you better get going and that allows you to see if traffic has pulled away and you can get going faster even if you're distracted it's a good idea and next up when you turn on the Outback you can see at the top of the dashboard and the drivers feel the view there these lights that come on green yellow and red sort of randomly those are the eyesight monitor lights and if you're about to hit something they will blink green yellow or red and let you know hey you're about to hit something and of course that's accompanied by a sound and that's not particularly interesting several automakers do that the strange thing here is the fact that you can turn off certain colors of those lights individually so if you don't want to see the green lights light up you can turn off green if you don't want to see the red lights light up when you're about to hit something you can turn off red you can configure which lights you want to come on by using the infotainment system kind of strange and next up we move on to the gauge cluster in the new outback and specifically to this screen in the middle of the gauge cluster which has a few interesting quirks now it's always showing this image of your car like from behind with a road out in front of it and that image is showing basically your safety systems whether they're active whether they're currently being used the interesting thing here though is when you put on the brakes that little car on the screen its brake lights turn on which is so interesting you press the brakes the screen car brake lights turn on why do they do that why do you have to see the little representation of your car on the screen brake lights go on when your brake lights go on I'm not really sure but they do and next up one other interesting item in this engage cluster screen if you scroll through all the information screens one of them shows you your auto start/stop statistics so that's the system that turns the car off at traffic lights to save fuel it will actually show you how many minutes it's spent off and how many gallons you've saved as a result as you can see this car has been off for four minutes in one second and in a save point Oh 3-2 gallons now a lot of people tell me they don't love the auto start/stop feature turning off all the time but maybe if you show people exactly how much more efficient and environmentally friendly it makes them they will be more inclined to use it and I guess that Subarus theory by giving you your auto start/stop stats now next I'm moving around the cabin in the front a couple of other interesting quirks and features one is this little button to the right of the gear selector in the center console that says view if you press that instantly a front camera appears in the infotainment screen I love this idea that it's so easy to get a front camera to show up in case you're like pulling into a parking spot you're not sure where the line is or the parking curb or the car in front of you it just shows right up instantly I think more cars should have like an easily accessible front camera like this one now unfortunately I have to say as much as I love that bit of camera technology the camera itself is not particularly high quality you can see the resolution is really not all that great and it's the same deal with the backup camera you put that on and again the resolution just really could be better considering how far car camera systems have come and how devoted Subaru is to safety you'd really think they would improve those cameras I also personally think that a car at this price point should probably have a top-down 360-degree camera system or at least a few more camera angles particularly a family car that has so many other safety features I think Subaru kind of drops the ball with the camera technology but I like the idea of that front facing camera when you just tap a little button and next up another interesting item in the Outback interior is the center console storage area you can open it up just like a normal centre console storage and you can put stuff in there it's reasonably large or you can see at the latch there's actually two handles you can also open up the upper part and there is a tiny storage area in there for just like papers you could keep your registration in there or something simple but you have two different options when it comes to center console storage and speaking of storage in the new Outback you obviously have a glove box like all cars like this but above the glove box and above the green stitching there's a neat little party trick you actually have a storage tray in there so if you want to keep a pen there or something simple that you don't have to open the glove box to access it can sit right there in this sort of additional storage area and next up another item worth noting in the front near the rear-view mirror you can see there are these two like things jutting out from the ceiling that sort of impede your visibility just a little if you plan to look up to the sky so what exactly are these things why are they here those are actually the cameras for Subarus eyesight system that's always monitoring cars ahead of you to make sure you don't smash into them adaptive cruise control all that stuff is up there and so as a result you can see there's this little decal that says don't put your hand here because if you do you'll be blocking the camera system that's where they're always looking out from and surveying the world and next step we move on to the back seat of the new outback where I have to say it's a little bit tighter than I expected I said it because the Outback is not a small car it's actually fairly large so sitting back here I expected to have really generous legroom but I don't really the front passenger seat is exactly where I would put it and you can see my knees touch right up against it now I don't think that it's tight back here I'm not like squished into place it's just a little smaller than I was thinking it would be and if you're considering one of these instead of a mid-sized SUV I have to say that the back seat is a little bit more rav4 than Highlander a little bit more CRV than pilot smaller rather than midsize with that said the back seat is otherwise excellent which is to say fairly unremarkable nothing particularly crazy back here but you have everything that you want and need you have to climate vents back here to blow air on the rear passengers you also have two different USB ports so that you can charge devices back here good for kids obviously and this particular Outback has heated rear seats and you can see you can press the buttons and turn that on which is also a nice feature to have since a lot of these get sold in cold weather climates again nothing particularly remarkable but nice features back here a very competent well executed backseat if just maybe a little bit on the tight side and finally we move on to the cargo area in the new outback which is actually quite large the complaints I had about the rear seats being a little tight exact opposite is going on back here this is a very large cargo area considering the size of this vehicle and it's pretty impressive back here now one interesting feature in the cargo area of the new Outback you can see on the sides of the cargo area you have these little door handle looking things you pull those and they will drop the rear seats but one of the right drops the right rear seats the one on the left obviously does the left rear seat and that's a really good feature if you're trying to load something big into your cargo area the last thing you want to do once you realize you're gonna have to put the seats down is go around to the door open or not put the seat down go around to the other side open the door put the seat down it's just a bit cumbersome but here you pull these latches and the seats fold right down now unlike in some kind of high-end luxury vehicles you cannot fold the seats back up using these latches it's all mechanical so if you want to fold them back up you will have to go around to each individual door individual seat and fold them up that way and next up one other interesting item in the cargo area is the fact that you have a power outlet back here over on the right side you can see it's a little cigarette lighter style power outlet which is a nice useful feature although personally I think it would be even more useful if they gave us like a household style power outlet with traditional prongs so you could plug something in back here a phone charger a toaster but this is cool it's better than nothing and finally we move under the hood in the new Outback and you can see the engine under here like I mentioned before this is the Outback XT which means it has a turbocharged four-cylinder that makes 260 horsepower at about 275 pound feet of torque this engine is also used in the larger Subaru ascent and so it's pretty healthy numbers for this car in fact those numbers are pretty strong if you compare the Outback to compact crossovers like the Honda CRV which maxes out at about 190 horsepower but if you compare the Outback to midsize crossovers like the Toyota Highlander its power numbers are pretty standard now like I mentioned there is also a base engine in this car it's a 2.5 liter 4-cylinder with about 180 horsepower so you can choose which one you'd prefer one interesting thing under the hood in this car is the fact that there's no plastic engine cover so many modern cars have so much stuff completely covered by plastic but not this thing there's no giant plastic cover that says Subaru on it in huge letters in fact you'd be hard-pressed to find the word Subaru or a subaru logo anywhere in this engine compartment it's all just exposed parts the new Toyota Supra has more BMW logos under the hood than this Subaru has Subaru logos and so those are the crooks and features of the 2020 Subaru Outback now it's time to get it out on the road and see how it drives alright driving the outback now my first impression this powertrain is it's pretty good for the size of the cars it's fairly reasonable no complaints although I do think that the base powertrain I haven't driven the new Outback with the base powertrain but I imagine it must feel a little strained the Outback is sort of a midsize SUV in terms of sizing and a standard all-wheel drive and that powertrain and only 180 horsepower probably not all that much power the thing about this car is that ultimately it's not particularly exciting or thrilling or wool that's crazy and in this case that's actually a good thing you know when you get into an expensive luxury car you want it to wow you you wanted to have some features that are special and unique and that you're nobody else has but the buyers for this car are not like that they prefer sort of a durable tried and true and tested car and it doesn't need to have all this like cutting edge stuff to make them happy and Subaru knows that and they know that formula and they stick with that and this car is just another great example of it in terms of the driving position it's very nice and comfortable sitting in here the seat feels very good you will not get the high up driving position that you do in an SUV and that's opinion splitting the people who buy these they don't want that they don't they specifically don't want an SUV they don't want to deal with all that they think it's too big the people who do drive this car and end up in an SUV they want to sit up higher and I think that's one of the distinctive things about the outback that people kind of have to decide whether they like but one thing is for absolute certain it definitely drives more car like than an SUV the steering feels a little more comfortable car feels a little bit more compact to me frankly than most SUVs when you're driving it along and obviously being closer to the ground you don't you don't feel that body roll it definitely is more of a car in terms of driving experience sitting inside the car you don't hear a lot of exterior noisy here's some maybe a little bit more than I was expecting but generally it's pretty muted does a good job kind of blocking that out ultimately it's not a car with a lot of light crazy stuff you're gonna end up saying about it if you've driven prior out back so I suspect most Outback owners have or most prospective outback customers have then it's just more of the same you got better technology in this one you know a little bit more interior room a little bit more comfortable but generally speaking it's exactly what you're used to which is a good car a good durable excellent car again nothing that's gonna wow you or send you over the edge or oh my god this is amazing but it's just a good car and that's why 250,000 people here buy these things and really that's sort of the the the whole story about the outback it drives decently it's a it's a car that won't surprise you won't really value all that much but if you want a car to own for a long period of time and a lot of super owners keep their cars for a while if you want a car that sort of tried and tested and durable and simple this is a good car for that and so that's the 2020 Subaru Outback the outback is America's favourite wagon and it's easy to see why you get SUV practicality but without the SUV and although SUVs are really really hot right now some people would just rather have a wagon and in overwhelmingly large numbers those people get the outback and now it's time to give the Outback a dug score starting with the weekend categories and styling the Outback is fine about average nothing special like it's a 5 out of 10 acceleration 0 to 60 with the turbo engine is 6.1 seconds and it gets a 3 out of 10 handling is average for the segment and it gets a 3 out of 10 fun factor is low it's an automatic family station wagon and it's not much fun by design and it gets a 1 out of 10 finally cool factor and it just isn't this is like the suburban parent car in a lot of the country and nobody ever bought one of these because it's cool which is good because it gets a 1 out of 10 for a total weekend score of 13 out of 50 X tup are the daily categories and features it's except ibly well-equipped but nothing crazy and it gets a 6 out of 10 Comfort is average for the segment and it gets a 7 out of 10 quality is good the insurers only average or a bit above but reliability is strong and it gets a 7 out of 10 practicality is good with a roomy interior and standard all-wheel drive but no third-row bumps it down a bit and it gets an 8 out of 10 finally value and it does well but not really excellent my test car is around $40,000 and that's big money considering the Outback still lacks a few important features like a 360 camera it gets a 7 out of 10 for a total daily score of 35 out of 50 add it up and the Doug score is 48 out of 100 which places the Outback here against other family vehicles I've tested it ties the ascent but only because the Outback has a higher weekend score due to better acceleration the ascent has a higher daily score due to its larger interior overall though the Outback holds its own here and beats out the Toyota rav4 which is probably the Subarus closest competition on this list


and our recent trend of enraging one-third of the Internet we're back today to review the AMD it rise in r7 1,700 CPU we delayed it by a few days so that we could really take in the positivity of some comments stemming from our first 1800 X review now that we're back in this 1700 review were primarily looking at the price to performance of the 330 ish dollar and the r7 1700 and comparing that in positioning with the company's marketing materials and with the competition of course which would be the 7700 K at a similar price though we have plenty of other CDs in the stack before getting to that this coverage is brought to you by Thermaltake makers of the new compact silent 12 cooler that's priced at $25 and includes a m-- for mounting supports the contact silent 12 offers budget performance with low at noise and a low price link in the description below if you want to learn more about this cooler their eyes on r7 1700 cpu is an 8 cores 16 thread unit with the same CCX layout as the 1800 X and 1700 X it's really the same in most regards the cache the architecture of course is the same so you're mostly looking at the same thing other than the frequency and the TDP TDP is lower by about 30 watts looking at 65 versus 95 on the to higher skewed chip and then the price $330 versus about 400 for the 1700 X and about 500 for the 1800 X for the unfamiliar you can read or watch our original reviews for a straight-shooter recap of the architecture the r7 1700 ships with a stock frequency of 3 gigahertz and boosts to 3.7 under the right conditions mostly limited thread scenarios the CPU we received it did not include the race cooler though we just purchased our own 1700 and are awaiting its arrival so that we can independently test the cooling solution on the topic of cooling the 1700 requires a much less powerful solution than the 1800 X largely thanks lower voltage and frequency on the 1700 TDP again is 65 watch the 1700 to 1800 X and 700 X both at 95 watts but with higher native frequencies memory support is the same on paper just with the caveat that we had greater memory clock in limitations on these 1770 1800 X even with the same platform we were only able to hit 26 66 megahertz out of box even using these and kit and motherboard as in the 1800 extra view this indicates that there's some sort of memory controller limitation on the r7 1700 with our model though we've spoken with other reviewers and board partners and found out that it seems to just vary depending on which CPU you have and by that I mean individual CPU to not skew an hour later overclocking tests we were able to jump back up to 29 33 megahertz without issue further validating that this is likely a stability and bandwidth issue at the lower CPU frequencies we're still testing on the ACS crosshair motherboard still with the latest stable EFI release and that's version of five seven zero four at time of shooting we've begun testing on gigabyte boards as well and have largely seen no difference in performance that will publish those numbers in a separate content piece so that we can have some comparisons between boards and platforms again so far between the two not looking like a huge difference if you're looking to learn more about the 1800 X and our thoughts on it links in the description below and we also have a link to this review the written version in the description below that will include the testing methodology for this if you're curious about what components were used for each of these CPS on the bench its detailed there we also have some thermal test notes their power blender Premiere gaming all that stuff is detailed in the article starting first with temperature over time we see temperatures drastically reduced versus the r7 1800 x with both CPUs using our kraken x 62 at max fan and pump RPM the r7 1700 sustains a completely flat clock rate under load other than one hitch and the 1800 x by comparison had some fluctuation although small during the torture testing this is largely due to heat and seen as b-17 100 it constantly sits below 50 C with this cooler generally closer to 45 it's easy to see why clock fluctuations aren't happening on the r7 1700 skew CPU far easier to keep this thing thermally controlled and again you can learn more about those thermal tests in the article looking now at total system power draw and voltage stats we observed the r7 1700 operating at 133 Watts peak draw for the complete system when under stock settings and with a blender workload that's compared to 185 watts total system power draw of the r7 18 that that said note again that our 1800 exit did run 29 33 megahertz memory at all times during testing whereas the current 1700 CP that we have was limited to 20 666 unless overclock the 1700 push is a core averaged core clock around 3200 mega Hertz when left to auto in blender with a V core of 1.0 six eight volts Cinebench single-threaded we see power draw at 80 watts total system versus the compare the total system powers of 92 us on the 1800 X with CPU speed bouncing between thirty two hundred and thirty seven fifty megahertz this is because again boost and XF are on the AMD CPUs only kick in when running limited thread workloads it does not enable for workloads at leveraging all threads like blender voltage is around one point two eight six to 1.30 eight V core for this particular test but pov-ray rounding us out at 37 50 megahertz clock rate for a single threaded run with voltage stable at one point two eight six this is lower than the 1800 X contributing to lower temperatures overall we run our power tests in balance mode for a few reasons but the performance test that would be production blender premier and gaming are run in performance mode as explained in our first article there is a limitation of performance because of some core parking issues when running and balanced and so we run performance for the gaming and workload tests and for power draw volt it seems like that we just decided to do balance because really running performance in those looks a bit extreme in some cases so we're kind of hoping that you can pick through the numbers and figure out how you're going to use the CPU generally we would hope that you could use balance mode for the most part because does consume a lot less power let's your clock rate drop lower when idle but there needs to be some more updates before that's the best option just because it does limit gaming by about 4% an hour testing moving on to production our blender benchmark uses an in-house render scene that renders at 400 samples per pixel with a 4k resolution and 16 by 16 tile sizes for CPU benchmarking this scene is used across all CTS we test and represents a real-world use case for a release candidate seen as created by GM's animator as shown here the r7 1700 stock SMT enabled completes the scene in about 33 minutes this is between the 77 100 K overclocked and the r7 1800 X or 69 hundred KS stock CPUs that's about where we'd expect these 1702 Falls given the 1800 X's performance but what's interesting is the overclocking aspect assuming you're willing to put in the five minutes to overclock and run a little higher temperature the 1700 is able to complete the scene in the same time as the overclocked 1800 X as both at land at around 3.9 to 4.0 gigahertz in our production test we were able to sustain a 4.0 gigahertz clock in gaming for the 1700 but production workloads that stress stability enough and forced us to drop to 3.9 which is where the 1800 X overclocked again if you're willing to overclock and aren't concerned about IT approval the 1700 beats of the stock 1800 X and effectively ties the overclocked variant note that our OC on the 1700 bumps memories of 29:33 since we can only support 2666 stable without on EOC this more or less invalidates the existence of the 1800 X if you are okay with overclock in and of strictly considering its for CPU accelerated Bunder tasks though a GP will still get you further faster in most these cases particularly the blender benchmark we use just like we said in the 1800 X review and the deserves praise for its production positioning versus Intel fame or double cost alternative also just like we said in the 1800 X review we'd recommend the 1800 X over the 6900 k4c be targeted or software accelerated production and again that's nearly a direct quote from the last content piece but now we would recommend the 1700 over the 1800 X it's an even better value for CPU accelerated production if you do any but does need an overclock to kick it into gear the overclock is trivial and the cooling requirement isn't all that high otherwise for the most part blender and premier are happening on the GPU though other workloads like compiles should you work with them would benefit from CPU acceleration that said most of our audience is going to be the gaming type and if they do any production at all it's probably YouTube content creation or streaming so we're keeping those audiences primarily in mind when working on this content our Adobe premier benchmark is conducted by rendering our EVGA icx review representing a real-world workload filled with color Corrections warp stabiliser transforms things like that and this benchmark the sixty nine hundred K leads one over box with the 18-hundred accent leading these 5900 case talk marginally again both stock now as stated at last time the marginal lead is made less marginal when considering that we have cost positioning that said if we look at the our 717 one hundred we're performing ahead of these heavy 700k by about thirty minutes which is a considerable gain when looking at the near price equivalents slightly favoring a and b this is finally starting to look like the Rison processor that should have champion to launch despite initial shipment and branding of the 1800 x overclock at least 1700 again outperforms the 1800 x or equals the overclocked 1800 x with equal memory speeds given the $170 price reduction from the 1800 x we see no reason for our audience or mixed workload users to buy the 1800 x the 1700 is far and away a better deal now again premier is cuda accelerated so you generally want to do those workloads on a GPU that said the price positioning is much stronger versus adjacent intel competition and finally starts to build a case for Rison in our reviews users who do cpu accelerated workloads should of course check benchmarks for their relevant software as we don't test all of it but could generally postulate that the 1700 would outperform an i7 7700 k stock in software accelerated tasks again check reviews for the actual software you use it doesn't all behave the same way with regard to multi-threading and frequency we've got a few other synthetic workloads in the article like Cinebench fire strike and pine spy you can check that link below if you want those let's move on to games this is where the 1800 X fell short in our last review it ultimately performed on par with the i5 CPUs some from older generations than others depending on the game and was priced about two times what an i5 is so for pure game performance it's a bad Buy and we say the same about the 69 hundred K by the way given me seventeen hundred's it's significantly lower price the stack up should be a lot more interesting now of course it's not going to outperform the 1800 X when both our stock but the price is still $170 lower so the competition should be more comparable before getting to that this is a slide from Andy's own marketing materials for our X 480 and Polaris launched as the slide suggests 95% of PC gamers use 1080p or below so for that reason and for methodological reasons like actually finding these CP limitations in gaming we are primarily using 1080p for benchmarking now we do have a few 1440p tests just like we had for the 1800 x but you'll see that that basically makes all of the CP is the same including the 1700 and the 1800 x so based on this slide most of the market is still on 1080p or below as stated by AMD as always for full methodology the links in the description below we're starting with battlefield 1 and battlefield 1 the and the r7 1700 SMT on operates at around 129 FPS average or 85 1% lows with 68 fps 0.1% Lois this is sandwiched between the i5 4690k stock and I 535 70 K stock all three of which have more or less identical loads at with regard to user perception now again that's not great price to performance release 1700 but it is a whole lot easier to justify as a product than the 1800 X for gaming if we're looking at pure gaming workloads we'll get to that more in the conclusion though overclocking the r7 1700 to 4.0 gigahertz which was stable with games but not production on our model and with an increased memory speeds of 29 33 the CPU is now outperforming the stock 1800 X or performing equally to the 1800 X overclock the 1800 X overclocked 3.9 gigahertz was able to sustain a more stable clock rate with a 1700 fluctuated more frequently and so places higher and it's low values at 109 and 94 verses 89 and 75 on the 1700 the higher sustained clock rate is primarily a benefit of the additional power throughput higher voltage and higher baseline of the 1800 X if you okay it with the higher frame times on the low-end higher frame times being a bad thing the 1700 overclock is clearly significantly better in value because although I our frames arms are not desirable it's not a huge difference in this instant the average at frame rate is imperceptibly different as well furthering the argument for the 1700 overclocked over the 1800 X stock or overclock that makes the 1700 a whole lot better than the 1800 X in terms of price to performance for gaming but it's still on par with Intel i5 CP is last generation comparing against the i-5 60 600k the 1700 stock performs measurably worse across all three metrics but the perception isn't different as we said last time so despite lower values overall you probably won't detect them as a user one potential argument here is that the 1700 includes of stock coolers so if you're ok with using that it has some value that we haven't tested it yet we're waiting on our retail model to come in and in theory the motherboards should also be cheaper once they aim for market saturates we wouldn't recommend using any motherboard for overclocking because some of these VRMs are not that great but keep an eye out on our channel and the website for recommendations on which boards are ok for that so between the boards and the stock cooler that brings the price closer to an i-5 but we're not quite there we're close but the significant gain is in production and we absolutely would not recommend an i5 CPU for production rendering because the thread limitations are just too great the 1702 helps fill that mixed workload gap where the 1,800 exa fell short for gamers at its price last time let's move on to total war hammer as a reminder total war Warhammer has some issues with measurement of 0.1% low values a game is more variable and its output to begin with but it's also a lot more sensitive to Glocks ability on CPUs and given the CPU bottleneck that's why it's a great TV benchmark it just so happens that over clocks will really show their limits here if you're on the border of instability and the game is also just generally less reliable in its low-end frame latency that stated the results placed the r7 1700 stock at about the AI 370 to 50k performance range sandwiched between the i5 2500 k overclocked to 4.5 or if you prefer stock the i3 6300 and the i3 is 22 K again stock its measurably slower than the 800 X given the lower base and boost frequencies and generally not that competitive in terms of price to performance for a pure gaming build of course it's also got that production benefits that's much easier to justify for streaming and content creators at its price point and we still don't recommend the 70 to 50 K at its price just like we didn't when we reviewed it but the point stands at least 1700 isn't all that impressive in terms of raw FPS throughput the 1700 does have it better 1% low values which are a bit more mad be consistent in this game then its neighboring Intel CPUs so that is an upshot the overclock that variance is a lot more interesting particularly because again this is a trivial overclock for our CPU your mileage may vary but ours hits 4.0 easily for gaming workloads the performance is now at 136 average with high sustained one present values the TD plants itself just under an overclocked 72 stood K ahead 5.0 gigahertz and out matches the 1800 X stock CPU so we're around the 70 to 50 K overclock and an 800 X which is a reasonable improvement for the increase the extra 100 megahertz on the clock also helps overcome the overclocked 1800 X since ours was limited to 3.9 gigahertz this again pushes the 1800 X further out of recommendations for gaming builds with the 1700 d SERP II and any potential it had for most of our audience we'll go ahead and highlight as some key off performance before moving on for does significantly improve overall throughput with this particular game we're not focusing in on it as much as the initial review watch starts to is heavily multi-threaded but does push more GPU load then in total war Warhammer without an overclock the stock r7 1700 performs ahead of the i5 6600 K in average frame rate matching the 1800 x stock and it's measurably but imperceptibly worse frame Layton sees this performance puts the $330 r7 1700 under the $240 i5 7600 K when both are stock momentarily ignoring other cost factors in the builds we don't yet know how good that stock cooler is overclocking pushes the 1700 past the i-5 7600 K and close to the 7700 K with hyper-threading off hyper threading on we see a big performance advantage for Intel's architecture and $340 7700 K which is now performing at 113 FBS average to Andes 86 FPS average overclocked or 80 FPS average without the overclock regarding the 1800 X were able to effectively match that CPU and overclock in the 1700 and we outperform z stock 1800 X as expected for a few more games including Metro last light and GTA 5 there in the article below as you'd probably guess but we have two benchmarks from 1440p before moving on just like we included 1440p benchmarks in our previous contents will include them again keep in mind that pushing it more pixels inherently creates more load on the GPU and with these higher settings we're looking at a GPU bottleneck that makes all CPUs look more or less equal including Andy's own a product stack these charts are limited as we just added them specifically for the 1800 X and for actual CD performance limitations you'll want to look at those 1080p benchmarks as those gives the best idea for Raw perform from scaling within gaming as GPS advanced regardless let's look at a few 1440p numbers following and these arguments of representing CPUs at higher resolutions and thus introducing GPU bottlenecks we see that the 1800 X is effectively irrelevant as a gaming option when GP limited since the 1800 X and 1700 produced results which are perceptibly equivalent again this was a MV suggestion so following the path of imposing external bottlenecks e 1700 is equal to an 1800 X in gaming when bumping against the choke point and with the 7700 K outperformed both by about 10 FPS average and in low values the 6900 K as it has been remains bad value for anyone who only games now with battlefields one at 1440p we see again that the stock 1700 and stock 1800 X are equal in performance thanks to the imposition of that GP limitation with both slightly tailing the Intel CPUs the and the r7 1700 is priced in a way that makes it a lot better at the cost than the 1800 X in the case of the r7 1700 we see mixed workload use cases at shine at the $330 price point where the CPU definitely outperforms the 7700 K in premier and blender rendering tasks when the CPU accelerated if you're pushing renders the CPU and doing some gaming it's not a bad buy it just depends on how much production you do versus how much gaming or how much you care about hitting high refresh rates and games in which case you'd clearly be better off with the 7700 k if 144 Hertz at 1080p is what you care about this positioning further reinforces our stance on the 1800 X you are far better off buying an r7 1700 for about $330 or if you can find it without a cooler even better it might be a bit cheaper and applying a five-minute overclock with a half-decent cooler than buying the 1800 X you will net a better product in turn of price of performance and really perform about the same in gaming and in production as long as you are okay with overclocking which isn't difficult with these and sustaining that overclock for whatever lifespan of the system you are planning to use just means you need a halfway-decent cooler and you need a few minutes looking at guides to make sure you're applying correct voltages if the correct voltage manual tuning is required which you should generally do because auto often goes a bit overboard so there's really no reason to buy an 1800 X if you are okay with that scenario now we normally assume that most folks aren't overclocking that's generally my assumption is we see a lot of people who pick something like a 7700 K because it's the best not necessarily overclocking it so that may be the case here as well but with a 1700 it is actually worth doing it's not hard it doesn't change really a whole lot versus Intel if you're used to Intel overclocking same concept the only point of hesitation and saying this is the future bending of these CPUs we're not sure if the early 1700 models will OC hire or not or if they're modified 1800 X parts that retain the same Headroom our sample overclocked to 3.9 or 4.0 depending on a workload and that's what puts it on par with the 1800 X where outperforms it depending on how IV 18 or Dex clock that also allows us to clock the memory higher which is not great in the stock settings so another point in favor of overclocking if yours is limited and we know some other folks like Paul from Paul's hardware and bit wit were able to achieve similar overclock on their review sample r7 1700 CPUs we're still waiting it for our 1700 to come in the purchased one from Amazon and that one of course will try to overclock see if it does the same and it's still from the first round of production so obviously keep that in mind we'll also be able to look at the stock cooler at that point and see how good the cooler is if it's actually worth using or if you should purchase a standalone one anyway in the past with the Wraith cooler was genuinely a good effort by AMD we gave it a great review so if it's the same thing here it might be just fine of course the aftermarket ones do tend to be a bit better in terms of price performance but if you're trying to save 30 bucks now they have not been that in the past we'll see how this one is because the rise in series is a is new so wait for that so again we strongly advise against the 1,800 x as a cpu for a gaming machine being gamers Nexus that is what we focus on if you're doing zero production you're not doing any content creation or anything like that then you're really still better off in terms of price to performance for gaming with an i5 or an i7 CPU particularly at high refresh rates with 1080p that said for people who are combining content creation like we do with a gaming or maybe considering streaming the r7 1700 is actually a viable chip and far more so than the 1800 X given the price and the overclocking potential to equalize it to and then in terms of 1440p performance the two chips are the same assuming you have something like a GTX 1080 and you're bottlenecked it looks the same now of course they're not actually the same because we have a GPU bottleneck so when the higher end cards come out that may change but that's what it looks like now and that's also why we favor attended yuuki benchmarking we still have to look at these 1700 X but from early results it looks like the r7 1700 is the hero of AMD's lineup this looks a whole lot better price to performance for our audience even other audiences considering overclock potential if you can overclock not all use cases allow it it's far better than the 800 X in that regard so it's easier to argue this CPU just know that you're still going to be limited in terms of total frame rate throughput in games versus compared Lee price Intel CPUs so if you're okay with that trade-off it's really not bad we can actually stand behind the r7 1,700 under the correct usage conditions and those are going to be mixed workload conditions where you do some production that is CPU accelerated maybe streaming in addition to gaming if you're just gaming is still going to be a cheaper CPU or an equivalently price i7 as your better bet in terms of raw frame throughput but in those mix workloads the 1700 it really does thrash the i5 and even does a pretty good job beating the i7 though isn't as they're threshing in production workloads that are secu accelerated so that's all we have to say for this one thank you for watching subscribe as always I'll see you all next time


[Music]
what's
up
gentlemen
so
a
few
weeks
ago
i
posted
a
video
talking
about
a
toxic
friend
or
somebody
in
my
life
that
i
needed
to
get
rid
of
and
it
took
me
many
years
in
order
to
do
it
but
watching
that
video
it
just
made
me
it
made
me
so
frustrated
and
mad
at
myself
it
was
like
why
didn't
i
do
that
sooner
i
would
have
been
so
much
more
happy
and
healthy
if
i
had
and
this
got
me
thinking
about
other
dumb
ass
things
that
took
me
too
long
to
figure
out
you
know
unfortunately
i'm
not
that
smart
right
i'm
kind
of
dumb
and
i'm
definitely
dense
i
can't
just
learn
by
somebody
saying
don't
do
this
i
need
to
experience
it
i
need
to
do
it
i
need
to
screw
things
up
including
my
body
my
relationships
in
order
to
learn
the
lessons
today
i'm
going
to
share
with
you
seven
things
that
i
wish
i
did
sooner
some
of
these
things
i'm
going
to
tell
you
are
embarrassing
some
of
them
are
are
hard
to
talk
about
honestly
but
the
truth
is
if
my
pain
and
my
suffering
and
any
of
the
lessons
that
i
learned
the
hard
way
can
help
you
avoid
them
it's
worth
it
and
so
today
it's
about
helping
you
the
first
thing
i
wish
i
stopped
sooner
is
trying
to
be
somebody
that
i
wasn't
and
what
i
mean
by
this
i
used
to
act
and
put
on
a
front
and
try
to
be
the
person
that
i
thought
other
people
wanted
me
to
be
i
wanted
to
be
liked
i
want
to
have
friends
i
wanted
i
wanted
people
to
think
i
was
cool
i
was
a
fraud
i
was
doing
things
for
other
people
as
opposed
to
being
true
to
who
i
was
and
i
know
that
i'm
not
alone
right
i
know
that
there
are
some
of
you
out
there
that
are
trying
to
fit
in
or
trying
to
be
the
person
that
you
think
other
people
want
you
to
be
guys
here's
the
thing
you're
amazing
just
the
way
you
are
and
if
they
don't
like
you
[ __ ]
it
who
cares
right
this
is
about
you
the
moment
that
i
dropped
the
act
the
moment
that
i
stopped
trying
to
be
something
that
i
wasn't
is
the
moment
that
everything
got
better
the
second
thing
i
wish
i
stopped
sooner
which
is
feeling
sorry
for
myself
i
looked
at
myself
as
a
victim
one
of
the
things
that
i
had
a
really
hard
time
with
was
the
fact
that
i
grew
up
with
with
two
abusive
stepfathers
and
it
was
because
of
this
that
i
became
really
angry
at
my
mom
right
my
mom
who
i
love
more
than
anything
but
i
was
pissed
at
her
i
was
so
mad
that
she
put
me
in
those
situations
and
i
felt
like
i
was
a
victim
one
of
the
best
things
that
ever
happened
to
me
was
when
i
was
like
25
years
old
i
was
tired
of
being
mad
i
was
tired
of
being
angry
and
i
was
tired
of
playing
the
victim
and
i
actually
went
and
got
counseling
i
got
therapy
therapy
allowed
me
to
give
other
people
the
permission
to
[ __ ]
up
and
and
what
i
mean
by
that
is
i
think
up
until
that
point
i
was
very
focused
on
how
other
people's
actions
affected
me
and
it
was
a
very
like
self-centered
view
of
of
the
universe
and
the
world
nobody
was
out
to
get
me
nobody's
out
to
get
you
people
are
doing
the
best
job
they
can
but
unfortunately
they're
people
they
screw
up
and
we
oftentimes
are
collateral
damage
and
people
living
their
lives
and
making
mistakes
and
it
was
therapy
and
going
and
talking
to
a
counselor
that
was
not
related
to
me
it
wasn't
my
girlfriend
it
wasn't
my
family
it
was
just
somebody
who
could
help
me
work
through
my
[ __ ]
this
is
when
everything
got
better
and
i
wish
i
would
have
done
it
sooner
the
third
thing
i
wish
i
did
sooner
was
quit
drinking
alcohol
so
alcohol
and
meat
don't
have
the
greatest
relationship
um
i
have
had
a
dui
i
have
had
more
nights
that
i've
blacked
out
than
i
care
to
remember
i
have
slept
with
people
that
i
regret
sleeping
with
um
you
name
it
i've
done
it
and
it's
because
of
my
inability
to
control
myself
with
alcohol
now
the
truth
is
that
i
think
that
when
i
was
younger
a
lot
of
it
was
sort
of
like
self-medication
i
was
carrying
around
so
much
hurt
and
so
much
pain
that
i
was
using
alcohol
sort
of
as
a
crutch
to
help
me
deal
with
it
even
though
it
made
everything
worse
because
when
you
go
drinking
and
get
wasted
and
get
blackout
drunk
and
do
stupid
stuff
you
know
the
next
day
you
feel
worse
and
it's
a
depressing
it
was
horrible
when
i
quit
drinking
everything
in
my
life
got
better
every
single
aspect
of
my
life
and
it's
amazing
the
fourth
thing
i
wish
i
did
sooner
was
stop
neglecting
my
skin
i
used
to
go
to
the
tanning
bed
all
the
time
um
i
used
to
tan
i
used
to
go
out
in
the
summertime
like
without
any
sunscreen
i
didn't
care
i'm
like
whatever
i'm
young
i'm
handsome
i
look
good
i
don't
have
skin
cancer
then
around
35
my
wife
comes
up
to
me
she's
like
is
that
is
that
a
crow's
foot
like
what
crow's
feet
and
i
went
i
look
i'm
like
oh
my
god
and
then
that's
when
sort
of
the
light
bulb
came
on
i
wish
i
could
go
back
to
young
like
teen
alph
and
be
like
yo
teen
alpha
if
you
want
to
look
super
sexy
when
you
get
older
you
need
to
start
taking
care
of
your
skin
now
you
need
to
wash
your
face
twice
a
day
you
need
to
use
a
moisturizer
with
an
spf020
and
don't
lay
in
tanning
beds
stupid
there
are
two
basic
things
if
you
don't
want
to
do
anything
else
there
are
two
things
that
you
need
to
do
each
and
every
day
they
are
wash
your
face
and
use
a
moisturizer
with
an
spf
of
20.
guys
you
have
heard
the
pitch
before
tiege
hanley
level
one
level
two
level
three
well
we
have
something
now
that
i'm
incredibly
excited
about
it's
for
a
limited
time
it
is
the
tiege
hanley
starter
set
this
is
the
tiege
hanley
starter
system
all
right
it
comes
with
a
face
wash
it
also
comes
with
an
am
moisturizer
and
for
a
limited
time
guys
if
you
hit
that
link
down
below
you're
also
going
to
get
the
tiege
hanley
lip
balm
with
an
spf
of
30.
i've
got
a
question
is
your
face
and
you
being
handsome
having
clear
skin
is
it
worth
15
a
month
50
cents
a
day
essentially
is
it
worth
it
if
the
answer
is
yes
it's
worth
it
i
want
to
take
care
of
my
skin
guys
you
got
to
hit
that
link
down
below
and
grab
a
starter
system
it
comes
with
the
basics
now
we
have
a
lot
of
other
products
at
tiege
hanley
teach
hanley
has
an
incredible
lineup
of
additional
products
that
you
guys
are
going
to
freaking
love
so
while
you're
checking
out
if
there's
something
else
that
you
want
to
try
boom
you
just
add
it
to
your
box
and
then
next
month
you're
going
to
get
your
starter
system
which
comes
with
the
wash
and
the
am
moisturizer
now
if
you
want
to
upgrade
a little
bit
later
you
could
go
level
one
which
also
comes
with
a
scrub
and
a
pm
moisturizer
but
right
now
guys
just
get
started
with
the
basics
the
other
thing
you're
going
to
get
in
your
kit
guys
is
an
instruction
card
we
tell
you
when
to
use
what
product
and
how
much
we've
taken
all
of
the
guesswork
out
of
looking
amazing
guys
there's
a
link
down
below
this
video
to
the
starter
system
now
you
can't
get
the
starter
system
anywhere
else
you've
got
to
go
through
our
links
so
make
sure
to
go
hit
it
and
check
it
out
you
can
make
it
happen
right
now
but
you
gotta
hit
our
link
guys
supplies
are
limited
like
i
said
right
now
limited
time
offer
15
per
month
you
are
gonna
get
the
starter
system
while
supplies
last
the
fifth
thing
i
wish
i
stopped
sooner
was
comparing
myself
to
other
people
i'm
still
working
on
that
though
honestly
it
is
so
freaking
hard
not
to
do
it
right
i
still
find
myself
doing
it
but
it
used
to
be
really
bad
i
used
to
really
like
look
at
other
people
and
compare
myself
compare
like
everything
everything
that
they
had
i
was
like
oh
i
don't
have
or
they're
better
looking
or
they've
got
a
better
body
the
only
person
that
you
should
be
comparing
yourself
to
is
you
get
it
in
the
mirror
like
look
at
ourselves
whatever
the
sixth
thing
that
i
wish
i
stopped
sooner
is
porn
now
i'm
not
saying
that
i
never
never
never
never
peruse
or
anything
like
that
but
i
think
there
was
a
point
in
my
life
when
i
had
an
unhealthy
relationship
with
that
as
well
like
i
said
i
have
an
addictive
personality
and
i
found
that
i
was
i
this
is
really
awkward
i
wasn't
paying
as
much
attention
in
my
relationships
because
i
was
how
do
i
say
this
i
was
neglecting
my
relationships
as
a
result
of
consuming
pornography
and
doing
you
know
things
like
that
um
and
it
was
it
was
destructive
it
was
destructive
to
my
relationship
now
i'm
not
saying
or
debating
the
pros
and
cons
of
pornography
i'm
not
saying
that
but
when
i
stopped
consuming
as
much
porn
and
started
focusing
that
energy
on
my
relationship
it
got
better
the
seventh
thing
that
i
wish
i
stopped
sooner
was
being
scared
to
fail
um
i
think
that
for
me
at
least
being
scared
to
fail
prevented
me
from
trying
things
it it
prevented
me
from
going
out
on
a
limb
and
taking
chances
but
when
i
failed
with
my
fitness
center
when
i
failed
to
that
magnitude
and
i
was
bankrupt
and
i
was
driving
the
beer
cart
and
i
was
you
know
i
was
i
was
heartbroken
and
i
didn't
know
what
direction
to
go
with
my
life
once
you
fail
that
big
failing
in
the
future
doesn't
scare
you
as
much
now
i'm
not
saying
that
you
need
to
have
an
epic
failure
in
order
to
get
over
the
fear
but
when
you
are
willing
to
take
chances
when
you're
able
to
take
risks
and
step
out
on
a
limb
and
try
everything
in
your
life
is
going
to
get
better
what
i
i
think
it
was
wayne
gretzky
who
said
you
miss
a
hundred
percent
of
the
shots
you
don't
take
gentlemen
at
this
point
in
my
life
the
thing
that
i
fear
the
most
is
regret
i
don't
want
to
regret
not
trying
something
that
i
think
would
be
cool
or
something
that
would
be
fun
or
a
relationship
guys
you
got
to
be
willing
to
put
yourself
out
on
a
limb
you
got
to
be
willing
to
be
uncomfortable
and
if
you
can
get
over
the
fear
of
failure
and
actually
just
try
you're
going
to
live
a
life
that
is
epically
awesome
there's
something
i
need
you
to
hear
me
say
ready
are
you
ready
i
love
you
and
i
think
you're
incredible
you
can
do
anything
that
you
want
you've
just
got
to
be
willing
to
take
a
chance
and
step
outside
of
your
comfort
zone
i
believe
in
you
and
the
sooner
you
believe
in
you
the
better
off
you're
going
to
be
guys
i
think
you're
awesome
so
[ __ ]
awesome
don't
ever
forget


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