As usual, I'm your host, Hector Rodriguez, Opticaxx. We have a man Drifter. Glad to be here.

Full name, Brad Overby. Okay. Brad Overby, Mr. Drifter, himself, legendary Call of Duty content,

gaming creator. What is it? Hutch always quotes you, and Hutch always says that the other thing,

yeah, you can go ahead and say that, doesn't bother me. It's a compliment. Yeah, so Hutch always

calls you the man with the biggest dick in the world. So congrats. I don't know how he knows that.

But he's, he's, he's Hutch. We've always been big fans. We watch, obviously, the majority of

your tech videos, specifically surrounding, you know, the world of connectivity on the internet

when playing Call of Duty. Some people call it latency. Some people call it lag. We can get into

that, but back to it. All right. Sorry. This episode is brought to you by Curology, Doordash and

Canvon. I'll tell you a little bit more about them later on in the show. I started creating

YouTube videos. I believe in 2007. One year before I did 2006. Now, it wasn't like a,

a, a career, more daily thing. I had a super cheap, like $90 digital camera that could technically

do video in about 480p. What do you technically? Like it was like really low quality, low res,

just something we got at Walmart. And I was doing little stop motion animations and little puppets

and jokes and just little little bits and nonsense once or twice a month on YouTube. It wasn't a

career then. No, no, it was a passion thing, right? Yeah, it was fun. It was like four years of

passion work for for a lot of us. When you started, did you have any intention on doing gaming

videos? Or like you said, it was just like animation and comedy. No intention of doing any of that

long term. It was literally just for fun. I lived in a small town. Yeah. There was nothing to do

besides nothing and drink. And I tried to find a more productive hobby and just started doing

little, I'd call them art films, but it was like cleaning your room and stop motion where your

socks scoot across. So I'm looking at my YouTube video right now to show you my first video that

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