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Natasha Lyonne Might Follow You Home - Duration: 5:35.
-Welcome back, Natasha. -Thanks, Seth.
-Congratulations on the show.
It's really something special. -Thank you. Thank you.
-For those who haven't seen it, the premise is --
you are a woman, on her 36th birthday,
who keeps dying and then going back and reliving that birthday.
over and over again.
-Yeah. It's essentially sort of an existential adventure show,
involving multiple loops and deaths.
And it's hilarious. You're going to love it.
You're really going to enjoy it.
-But it has been a show that --
Everyone I know has seen it, we like talking about it.
We like trying to deconstruct it.
Are you surprised that you made an existential adventure show,
as you said, and people have been so drawn to it?
-I mean, I am.
And, in the first place, I would say I'm also --
You know, I'm blown away.
It's so, you know, definitively personal to me
that I am very moved that it's connecting on this level.
And, yes, I definitely think it's indicative of
the troubling times we're in that it's connected
for so many other people, as well.
It's essentially a show that's saying,
"Hey, we're all broken on the inside.
Let's do it together."
-Which is a really lovely message.
And I should say, because this is eight episodes on Netflix
and the highest praise I can have for it is --
it starts great and ends better.
Because I feel like there are shows where people say,
"You've got to give it five episodes."
And I want to say, "I have a life."
Whereas this starts great,
and then you can say to people, "Oh, stick around,
because they know exactly where they're going."
And because this isn't just this
very personal autobiographical show that you helped create,
there is also -- There is, like, a science-fiction element
and a plotting element that you guys took very seriously.
This is like "A Beautiful Mind." There you go.
-There you go.
This is fully from the writers's room
of getting all the time lines straight.
-And this is actually Michael Bricker,
the wonderful production designer,
who had a hell of a time,
because what he was doing here is --
you know, he's managing loops and time lines
and multiple deaths.
Our poor script supervisor, Melissa Yap.
I mean, she came from "Orange is the New Black."
She's amazing. And this was an endless game.
It was almost like, you know,
Jodie Foster searching for Hannibal Lecter,
only she didn't even know that
she was looking for Hannibal at the time.
I mean, it's a real, you know, cross-sectioning scenario.
-And, yet, you drew from, you know,
this very personal place and you drew from your life.
And I've known you for a long time, and I've always --
You know, we know each other well.
-Then you know I'm a big fan of Viktor Frankl's
"Man's Search for Meaning," so -- Yes.
-But I've always felt -- And I feel like
maybe other people feel this way, too.
I always felt like I knew you better than I did,
because I feel as though you're a very open person
and I feel like maybe that's one of the things
people are responding to in this show is --
they can tell, "Oh, I've seen Natasha in things
over the years and I've liked her,
but this is the purest version of her
I've ever seen of her onscreen."
-Yeah, I mean, I think that that's --
You know, just speaking frankly, because I do know you,
I mean, that's the, sort of, like, heavy part
to take in, you know, as somebody who has been
working in this thing for a long time.
You know, I started show biz back before
anybody here was born, including me.
And so it's just so, you know, heavy and deep that,
you know, something so personal is connecting in this way.
But, yeah, you know, I mean, it's a lot of connective tissue.
We had such an incredible room, and there's so many creators.
Your friend Amy Poehler, of course, co-created the show
and Leslye Headland.
And we had all female writers and directors on the show.
So I think it was really -- [ Cheers and applause ]
Thank you.
So, I do think it was also sort of, kind of like
a testament to what happens if you just, you know,
try to avoid small talk, like I do desperately, in this life
and sort of aim to kind of
tell your version of the truth, you know?
-You now -- I know how you feel about small talk.
I would assume, because you made this very personal show,
people feel a comfort to come up and talk to you.
And now they probably want to talk to you about this show,
which is great for you,
because that's not small talk anymore.
-And, yet, you know, the great relief is --
I think I'm sort of like a Paul Giamatti type.
-What does that mean? -You know what it means.
It's like, you know, you see Paul Giamatti,
you're thrilled, but you're not going to go up to him
and be, like, "Hey, 'American Splendor' was great."
I mean, where does it go?
It's like we all know -- But it's kind of like
a New York character
that's more like a garden gnome or a leprechaun.
A twin. A twin even. -I see.
-I'm happy to kind of see you.
I think I may be projecting an air of like,
"Hey, buddy, I might follow you home,
so why don't you --" Right?
I'm not even doing it on purpose.
I just might follow you home, you know?
-No, I think there is something true
about the quintessential New York celebrity
that because they're so New York and the fact
that they have stayed there for their career,
they're -- They don't --
-You begin is what it is, Seth.
You begin to blend into the pavement.
You're like a series of ash piles on the street.
-No. I figure people are like, "Natasha Lyonne is so New York
that because of her New Yorkness,
she probably doesn't want a stranger to come up
and ask for a selfie."
-Eh, it'd be nice once in a while.
Will you?
A little, "Hey, nice job,"
you know, give me 5 bucks, whatever.
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Robert Mueller's Russia Investigation Report, Staten Island's Sea Wall - Monologue - Duration: 2:22.
-Let's get to the news.
According to CNN, special counsel Robert Mueller's report
on the Russia investigation may be finalized by next week.
And when has CNN ever called anything too early?
[ Laughter ]
The Bernie Sanders campaign has announced
that in the first 12 hours after launching his presidential bid,
Sanders raised more than $4 million in donations,
which is great for Sanders.
Great for Sanders,
but terrible for the guy behind him at Coin Star.
[ Laughter ]
"All small donations!"
[ Laughter ]
President Trump met today with the chancellor of Austria.
Said Trump, "Did you bring a kangaroo?"
[ Laughter ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
Ahead of next week's summit
between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un
in Hanoi, a Vietnamese barber is offering free haircuts
in the style of Trump or Kim.
[ Laughter ]
Or if you're really bold, ask for both.
[ Laughter and applause ]
A company in Japan recently organized a speed-dating event
where people sat across from one another in silence
and communicated with miniature robots
which they say can help shy people find love.
Said one participant, "It worked.
We're getting married."
[ Laughter and applause ]
Duchess Meghan Markle was in New York City yesterday
for her baby shower.
"I can't wait until it arrives," said a New Yorker
about the train.
[ Laughter and applause ]
State officials in New York have approved a new plan
that will surround part of Staten Island
with a 5.3-mile-long seawall to protect it from flooding
and to protect the rest of New York from Staten Island.
[ Laughter ]
[ Cheers and applause ]
And finally, a designer at London Fashion Week last week
showcased a collection of
T-shirts, scarves, and sweaters featuring images of sperm.
It's available at Semen Marcus.
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Freestylin' with The Roots: NBC and Chill, Make America Fast Again - Duration: 8:36.
-♪ Time to freestyle with The Roots ♪
[ Applause ]
-Roots, you ready to do this? -Yeah. [ Mumbling ]
-All right, very, very good. All right, let's do this.
So, let's pick someone. Raise your hand
if you would like The Roots to make up a song about you?
Yeah, sure, right there.
Yeah, in the sweater, sure. Come on over.
Take your time, man. We got --
We're almost hitting 20 mill. All right, so here we go.
[ Laughter ]
Here, you can hold this. How are you?
-I'm good. How are you?
-I'm doing great. What is your name?
-Maria. -Maria, very good.
Maria, where are you from? -Venezuela.
-Hey! Venezuela.
-Yeah. [ Cheers and applause ]
-Maria, there are winter storms all across the country today
and a lot of schools were closed.
What is your favorite thing to do when it's a snow day?
-Watch Netflix? -Yeah, okay.
Or NBC, yeah.
[ Laughter ]
Watch "The Tonight Show." Okay, um...
[ Laughter ]
All right, that's good.
Hey, Roots, we have our pal here Marie.
She's from Venezuela, and her favorite thing to do
when it's a snowy day is --
[ Laughter ] -Watch NBC.
-Watch NBC, of course. [ Laughter ]
Thank you. We love NBC.
It's the best network out there.
So, for this -- Watch Netflix or NBC.
It doesn't matter. NBC and chill.
Yeah, sure. For the first song,
our pal, Shawn Mendez just appeared in a Calvin Klein ad.
I don't know if you guys saw it.
But a lot of people were talking about it.
Roots, can you guys do this like a Shawn Mendez-style song?
-Uh...you know. [ Laughter ]
-Tariq, you're running out of ink in that pen, dude.
Sorry.
♪♪
-Oh, okay. -Come on, you can do it, man.
We got faith.
-♪ Okay, Maria ♪
♪ Came to see ya ♪
♪♪
♪ From Venezuela to studio 6B-ah ♪
♪ There were winter storms all over today ♪
♪ A lot of schools were closed in the USA ♪
♪ I guess that's good news for school kids ♪
♪ Whose favorite thing to do is ♪
♪ There was a lot of schools closed in the USA ♪
♪ I guess it was big -- It was a big snow day ♪
♪ And that's good news for school kids ♪
♪ Who's favorite thing to do is watch Netflix and chill ♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
-How do you do that? How do you do that?
Oh, my gosh. Marie, a pleasure.
So nice to meet you. -Nice to meet you.
-Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
Who else? Anybody?
Who wants The Roots --
Yeah, sure, buddy, come on, stand up.
Come on over here.
Watch out. Sure.
Here, you can hold that. -Thanks.
-Yeah. Come on, take one more step.
-All right. -So she can watch
the rest of the show, poor girl. Yeah.
All right, here we go. [ Laughter ]
Yeah. What is your name?
-Brian. -Brian, very good.
Brian, that wasn't -- You acted like that was,
like, a hard question. [ Laughter ]
"It's Brian, it's Brian!" Yes, I believe you.
Brian, the new "How to Train Your Dragon" movie
comes out this weekend.
If you could have any animal in the world as a pet,
what would it be? -A German Shepherd.
[ Laughter ]
You said any pet. In the world.
A dog. [ Laughter ]
-Yeah. You can have any --
[ Laughter ]
If you could have any animal -- Well, any animal.
Yeah.
You said you think it would be a German Shepherd?
Yeah. [ Laughter ]
-I think we can make that -- -All right.
-I think we can make that happen.
[ Laughter ]
A German -- You got some imagination, man.
I mean, I couldn't even picture of a German Shepherd
in my house or anyone's house. Wow!
Well, if we somehow got ahold of a German Shepherd
and you could train the animal to say one thing...
[ Laughter ]
...what would you teach it to say?
What would you teach it to say?
-"I love you."
[ Laughter ]
-Now you broke my heart.
Now, you went and broke my heart, there you go, yeah.
Hey, Roots, we got our pal here, Brian.
And if he could have any animal...
[ Laughter ]
...in the world as a pet, he would love...
You won't even believe this.
[ Laughter ]
...a German Shepherd dog.
A German Shepherd.
And he would teach it, though -- This is the magic part.
He would teach the dog to say, "I love you."
[ Laughter ]
And for this next one, speaking of movies,
the song "Shallow," from "A Star is Born,"
is nominated for Best Original Song
at the Oscars this weekend.
Roots, can you do kind of a "Shallow" type of Lady Gaga,
Bradley Cooper jam-type of song?
Little Mark Ronson type of production?
-Mm. All right.
Try it.
♪♪
♪ Hey, Brian, that name's my jam ♪
♪ Maybe the best one I've heard yet ♪
♪ You obviously think there's no threat ♪
♪ Having a German Shep for a pet ♪
♪♪
♪ If you could train that unusual animal ♪
♪ To say one single thing ♪
♪ You would teach it to say I love you ♪
♪ I think that's amazing ♪
♪ If you could train it to say I love you ♪
♪ I think that's amazing ♪
♪ Unusual animals like German Shepherds are a thing ♪
[ Cheers and applause ]
♪♪
-Let's go up here. Let's go back.
Let's go over this way and say hi to everybody.
You guys mind if I scoot through?
How you doing? Nice to see you.
Hey, how are you, buddy? -Doing all right.
-Yeah. I think you half-bleached your shirt by mistake.
[ Laughter ] Hey. How are you?
Nice to see you. -Hi.
-How you doing? -Good.
-Oh, sorry. Excuse me. No, that's all right.
Everyone else get up. You don't get up.
That's fine. Hey, how are you?
Nice to see you. Hey, buddy.
-Hello. -Hey, pleasure. How are you?
Nice to see you.
I got to get over on this side over here.
Oh, finally, this side!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Yeah, you right here, sure.
Here you go. -Thank you.
-How you doing? Thank you so much.
What is your name? -Nicole.
-Nicole. Thank you so much for being here, Nicole.
Bernie Sanders just announced
that he's running for president again.
[ Cheers and applause ]
If you ran for president, what's the first thing
that annoys you that you would outlaw?
-Oh, gosh. Slow walkers.
-Yes! Exactly right!
[ Cheers and applause ]
Dude, when are you running?
Bernie needs a running mate.
Slow walkers. I agree with you, man.
And what would your campaign slogan be?
-Oh, "Make America fast." No, no, no.
[ Laughter ]
-Make America fast? -Again.
-Again, okay. You like that?
"Make America fast again"?
All right. "Make America fast again."
I think that's good right there. All right.
Guys, we have our pal Nicole here.
And if she was president,
she would outlaw slow-walking people.
[ Laughter ]
And her campaign slogan would be "Make America fast again."
[ Laughter ]
For this last one, it was just announced that this year --
next year, they're gonna have a "Golden Girls"-themed cruise.
So, Roots, in honor of that,
can you do, like, an '80s TV theme song?
♪♪
We love that theme song.
♪♪
-I'm sorry. What's your name?
-Nicole.
-♪ Nicole's in the audience ♪
♪ Bernie says he'll run for President ♪
♪ And if you want to ♪
♪ Slow walkers is what you'd outlaw ♪
♪♪
♪ And if you really want it ♪
♪ Then we'd announce it on NBC ♪
♪ It'd truly be something that is legendary ♪
♪ Your campaign slogan would be ♪
♪ Make America fast again ♪
[ Cheers and applause ] -Hey, that's nice!
Thank you so much. Thank you for being here.
I appreciate it. That was great.
Thanks to these guys. Thanks to The Roots!
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Mispronouncing The Anatomy of Floors (The Academy Awards) - Duration: 1:34.
-♪ "The Anatomy of Floors" ♪
♪ "The Anatomy of Floors" ♪
-The Oscars are this Sunday.
How excited are you to watch "The Anatomy of Floors"?
-Definitely excited. Like probably a 7 out of 10.
-Who do you think will win Best Picture at
My Cat has Fleas and Warts?
-Oh, man.
That's a tough one, because I love the movies
that I've been seeing.
-Do you think "Black Panther" has pretty good chances
of winning this year at A Masterpiece of Gourds?
-I'd say so, 'cause it was a very good movie.
-What are your predictions for which movie will win
Best Picture at He's Nasty Like Al Gore?
-I'd have to say "Black Panther."
-Do you think "Vice" has a chance to win big this year
at My Daddy Says He's Sore?
-I think it does.
-What sort of big predictions do you have for
Sebastian Z. High Shorts?
-I think that he will win.
-Do you have any thoughts on the fact that there won't be
a host this year at A Candy Dumbledore?
-No. I mean, if it's been done before.
-On a scale of 1 to 100, what percent chance do you think
Rami Malek has of winning this year at
the Bastard Meets the Whore?
-Ooh, maybe 75%.
-Who will win Best Actor at the Cab has Greasy Floors?
-I think Rami Malek's gonna take it.
-Spike Lee -- he's being nominated for Best Director.
Do you think he has a chance to win Best Director
at this year's Vasectomy Hey Sure?
-I might. -Awesome.
Well, thank you so much, and I hope you really enjoy
watching I Like to Pee Outdoors.
-Thank you. -Oh, my goodness. Thank you.
It doesn't even sound like Academy Awards.
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Natasha Lyonne Addresses Fans Demanding More Russian Doll - Duration: 6:42.
-New York is a character in this show.
-Yes, as it often is. -As it often is.
You were the first one to think, "This was a character."
But you put it in your neighborhood.
It's an East Village show. -Yes, and I love it.
-And now you're walking around, you basically now are --
-you are very much the character you played,
and you're walking around the set.
-It has become some sort of a meta-snow-globe nightmare
like I cannot even describe. -[ Laughs ]
-The other day, I walked out, and it's like, in my mind,
it's going to be like Christopher Walken
in Abel Ferrara's "King of New York."
You know what I mean? Looking down, coked up,
and what a city, what a city. [ Laughter ]
And instead it's me in the East Village.
And I kind of -- I was going to meet a friend for breakfast,
and I was like, "At Odessa,
across the street from Tompkins Square Park,"
which was already ironic. If you've seen the show --
spoiler alert -- the diner's in it.
-[ Chuckling ] Yeah. -And so, there I was.
I had sort of forgotten my iPhone,
so I was walking around with, like, an iPad
as though it was a phone, which is already like --
just doesn't make you look particularly sane,
if that's the vibe you're going for.
And I had a big overcoat.
But it was kind of too sunny, because who knows
what's happening with the global warming, et cetera.
And you never know what season it's going to be, do you?
And then I just had a little bit of ash on my collar.
Don't smoke. And I stumbled in to Tomkins,
right where I had, like, shoplifted at Odessa.
And then I sort of -- there were people there,
and I ended up in the booth, directly -- exactly where Nadia,
the character from the show, sat waiting for Alan,
the wonderful Charlie Barnett.
And instead, I was waiting for my friend,
who was not him, thank goodness. -Yeah.
-And I realized, like, "Oh, this is really --
I've created a bit of a nightmare,
where I'm living within the thing."
And you know, when I get hit by a taxi, I won't be surprised,
suffice to say. [ Laughter ]
-One of the things about your character --
you mentioned getting hit by a taxi.
That's one of the many ways your character dies in New York City.
-Thank you. -You strike me as someone --
do you see danger everywhere in the city?
-Sure, you know, and the place...
Danger and yet a relief.
A sort of a white-noise silence that would follow.
You know... -Because you got to watch --
Here's a couple of your body doubles.
-That's Tawny, my wonderful stand-in.
And this is Becca, who has, I guess,
soft bones and a rubber body. [ Laughter ]
It's really -- She is a magical creature.
I don't know. But, yes.
And for me, it was such a joy to see this many doppelgangers.
It really speaks to my sort of brain damage.
-What spoke to me, watching that New York thing
of just the metal door that leads to the basement stairs --
-You're a father.
You can't be walking around willy-nilly.
-And now more than ever,
because people are on their phones all the time.
I can't believe, every day, the front page
of "The New York Times" has another person fell down.
-Maybe it is, and we're just ignoring it.
We don't pay attention anymore. -I'm looking at my phone.
I'm not reading "The New York Times."
-Well, I mean, and definitely, I think, you know,
the most problematic, and I've been intensely vocal
in a way that no one listens to --
is the bicycles, Seth. The bicycles.
-You're no fan of the bicycles. -Just listen,
who loves the environment more than me?
And yet, this bicycle lane is a nightmare for the city.
Remember jaywalking? -Yeah.
-Jaywalking was the best. It was like, "I'm a New Yorker."
[ Laughter ] Right?
Look at this. [ Cheers and applause ]
Jaywalking. And littering! Littering!
No, no, littering is bad. [ Laughter ]
But jaywalking was, like, a real New York joy,
because you looked kind of cool. You looked over your shoulder,
You know what I mean? -Yeah.
-You felt like Lou Reed. And now, instead,
it's like a bicycle zipping by in all directions.
-And, again, I'm a fan of bikes, as well.
I don't want to be negative-bikes.
-No, I love -- like I said very clearly,
I love the environment. -Yeah. We're pro-bikes.
My issue is when bikes think
that they don't have to live by the traffic laws.
-Yeah, but only in New York are you, like,
"If you're a pedestrian, I have the right-of-way.
I'm a taxi driver, I'm Mr. Uber, I'm in charge.
Bicycles gives me the right-of-way."
That's a New Yorker. New York spirit.
"I'm always right, and you're wrong."
-[ Chuckling ] Yeah. -Right?
-Well, I think everybody, you know, just assumes
that whatever is one step up is a monster.
So, if you're a pedestrian, a bike --
the fact that somebody is on two wheels,
they might as well be, like, a Hummer S.U.V.
You're like, "You monster!"
-Survival of the fittest -- this city.
-One of the things that has already been asked --
and I should note
that if you never made another episode of "Russian Doll,"
you would be in a great situation
of having created this perfectly formed thing.
But people are asking you a lot, I would assume,
"Are you going to make more?" -Yes.
-And is it exhausting that you finally got
this product you made out, and immediately
people are like, "so?"
-This is what's so helpful about the experience of Netflix.
And I'm so grateful that I had,
you know, these seven years we just finished.
You know, "Orange Is the New Black"
is very heavy. Very heavy scene.
And -- Yeah, thanks. [ Cheers and applause ]
Thanks, thanks. You know, we're very tight.
So, but what I learned from that show, thankfully, is,
you know, all year -- all year -- everybody
waits for the show to come out. It's a 13-hour show.
They consume it in under 30 minutes flat.
[ Light laughter ] I don't know how they do it.
That's where I learned about the space-time continuum
that I use so effectively in "Russian Doll,"
was in the way that these people break time on Netflix.
And so I'm used to it. You know what I mean?
This idea of, like, "I like it. Give me more."
It's a compliment, but it's important for us to remember,
you know, like Janis Joplin said,
"We've only got one day, man." Et cetera.
[ Laughter ] So take it easy, take it easy.
[ Applause ]
-Well, Natasha, I -- you know, I texted you
as soon as I watched the show. And it is such a special show.
-And I wrote, "New phone. Who dis?"
-You really did write, "New phone. Who dis?"
-I did. I knew it was you. No, I didn't.
-[ Laughs ] I really, like, wore my heart.
I was like, "You've made this very special thing."
And you wrote, "Thank you. Who dis?"
[ Laughter ]
-But I feel like you changed your number.
In that moment, I was like, "Oh, Seth has a different number
for when he likes stuff. Gotcha."
-Exactly, yeah. I'm like, "Ooh,
I better take out my compliment phone."
[ Laughter ]
But it is -- It is a really -- It is a really special show.
And I know a lot of great people worked on it.
But the heart of it is what a special person you are.
And it's just so great to see it
over the course of a season of television.
-Seth, thank you. -And thanks for being here.
-It's just always such a pleasure.
-Thank you. -Natasha Lyonne, everybody.
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okay when using the CHAdeMO adapter like so, you want to retrieve the charging handle first, like so you don't do want to do it after because some of them
charge by the minute then you'll connect it to the charging handle so it clicks the you connect it to your car and then it will lock, the next thing you want to do is
authorize yourself with the station you can do that with money or a card stand
by while I retrieve my card from my pocket there we go
so on these EVgo stations you hit start then you just select CHAdeMO which
is either touch screen or start again and then you can give it a credit card
or you can give it your EVgo card which I will do by tapping the NFC
against that alright it's seen it so we push start to continue it'll do a test
and then the car will test it and then it will actually start oh these things
are loud so you will hear it make a lot of fan noise there's a contactor that's
testing
fans kick on and then you can see the Tesla is ready too so now we are DC fast
charging
okay we can see here that very much like the supercharger or even our home
chargers you see some stats so again you don't really care about the miles per
hour you don't really care about the miles per hour because you can't compare
that across cars but we can compare is the 95 amps at 387 volts this won't be
as fast as a supercharger nor will the voltage and amps track the same way
either because this one has to match the voltage of your pack so right now we're
at 387 and that will go up to 400 and change whatever the packs voltage is but
the amps will start to drop as it reaches full so the strategy with the
superchargers is you want to charge often as you can as low as you can but
the with the DC fast chargers for the CHAdeMO you actually want to do the
opposite you want to charge before you get to 50% if you can that way you get
more electricity per session so let's look at the charge screen and see what
we see so we can see we've got 40 minutes till we reach the 90 percent
setpoint we're currently charging at 33 kilowatts remember that the slowest
tesla urban supercharger is 72 kilowatts and the fastest current Tesla
supercharger in the United States is 120 kilowatts some worldwide you can get the
135 some in the states you can get to 30 135 - but I have not seen proof of that
just seen the math where it does work and then again I'll show you how many
miles on your charge it's added so we've had three miles in the amount of time
I've been making this video and there you have it that is DC fast charging
with the CHAdeMO adapter if they offer the combo plug CCS charger I will I will
purchase that and make a video on that for you guys as well
ok so to remove the
CHAdeMO adapter you have to have your car unlocked just
like using the supercharger or your home charger push the button and pull when it
unlocks then you release the lock on the station return the handle and your CHAdeMO
adapter's ready to store again the CHAdeMO adapter is an extra cost
accessory that you can get from Tesla I'll include a link and a picture of it
in the video it's not cheap it's it's been on sale for anywhere from 300 to
500 dollars and you can probably get a used one from some of the clubs for
around 250 to full price depending on on who you buy it from ours took about two
weeks for when we ordered it to show up at our house but that's the CHAdeMO
adapter one end is CHAdeMO one end is Tesla DC you the reason I say Tesla DC
is it's it's the thicker handle that you find on the supercharger it's not the
smaller handle you'll find on the on the home charging kits or the one that comes
in the car so I'll just store my back and thanks for watching we'll catch
you on the flipside
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X-Morph: Defense (Switch) Review | Mr. Panda's Reviews - Duration: 5:47.
PANDA
Hello! I'm Alex, also known as Mr. Panda,
and this is my review of X-Morph: Defense for the Nintendo Switch!
The setting is Earth.
Aliens have crash landed on the planet and are out to harvest the world's resources.
It's up to Earth's strongest militaries to thwart the aliens' attempts
at world domination.
You've probably heard this type of story before, but X-Morph: Defense has a twist:
YOU are the alien, and your mission is to fend off the humans and take over the world!
It's surprising how one role reversal turns everything around.
As the alien force, it's exciting to see your expanding dominion over Earth and hear
the fully voice-acted humans tremble at your might.
Voice of Character: "We're losing this!"
X-Morph: Defense is a blend of two genres: tower defense and shoot 'em up.
In every map, waves of tanks, planes, and other threats approach your harvester core.
Your objective is to protect your core and wipe out all opposing forces.
There are two phases to each wave.
In the first phase, you build towers that automatically fire shots at incoming foes.
By consuming additional resources, you can upgrade towers with specialized weapons, such
as anti-air missiles, lasers, or flamethrowers.
You can set them up wherever you want, but scant resources limit the number of towers.
I appreciated the unlimited time for deliberate planning, as I needed it to consider every
option.
One unexpectedly engaging strategy was walling off enemy paths.
By placing two towers near each other, you can create a laser fence.
Since enemy pathways are always clearly displayed, it's easy to determine the best routes to
close, and the screen conveniently shows you how the paths shift.
Of course, you can't completely prevent enemies from approaching your core, but the
game awkwardly handles the situation by immediately removing your fence if it blocks off the only
remaining path.
I understand that walling off every route would cheapen gameplay, but there's no logical
in-game reason as to why an alien bent on destruction like me
wouldn't want to be unstoppable.
As far as the second phase goes, other tower defense games would normally involve you watching
your towers pick off enemy waves.
In X-Morph: Defense, you don't have the luxury of waiting around and are instead a
part of the action.
In your spaceship, you fly across the field and manually fire your own shots to cover
areas in need of extra protection.
The game transforms into a hardcore twin-stick shooter, with all the thrills of maneuvering
between bullet streams.
Having an active role in the tower defense is empowering.
And as you destroy enemies, you gain more resources.
Mid-battle, you can actually make your ship invisible (dubbed Ghost Mode) and build new
towers as needed.
In addition, you can move towers around at no cost, which creates hectic tension in the
midst of action.
My favorite segments were when the giant mech bosses appeared, which required more focused
strategies and hardcore gunning.
Altogether, the blended gameplay produces chaotic, exhilarating bouts that force players
to balance shooting and building.
Everything happens at a remarkably fast pace with no performance issues or slowdown.
It's not too hard to grasp the gameplay, but the enemy barrages become overwhelming
if you're not well-versed in either genre.
There are different difficulty levels to assist or challenge players.
I found the Normal difficulty quite tough already, especially later in the game when
increasingly frustrating enemy waves approach from all sides.
Easy mode makes it a little too forgiving, completely healing your base core between
each wave.
Gradual upgrades offer the extra firepower necessary to get through the game unscathed.
You earn points through battle to unlock perks such as new spaceship weapons, types of towers,
or core power-ups.
There are about 10-12 upgrades per category – a fair amount to vary gameplay – and
you can transfer your point allocation between any upgrades.
Though once you find a strategy that works (as I did with the incredibly strong lasers),
you could keep that loadout the entire campaign.
Despite X-Morph: Defense's clever concept, its premise wears thin over time.
There are 14 maps, although only nine of them are required to finish the story.
Each stage, lasting at least half an hour each, has about five to seven waves.
By around the fifth stage, I felt like I had seen everything.
The maps, based on real world locations, don't stand out from each other
and have few defining landmarks.
The mazelike, multi-path configurations and layouts are well-designed from a real-time
strategy perspective, but the maps are otherwise generic, merely differing in enemy pathways
and destructible buildings.
An included Survival mode helps increase replayability and variability.
With every wave, you are given random upgrades to choose from.
Your mission is to last as long as possible against endless enemies that follow randomly
generated pathways.
As with the campaign, Survival is fun, but unless you're a hardcore tower defense player
seeking high scores, it gets repetitive.
There are three DLC modes, but unfortunately, they aren't included for free.
One feature strangely absent in the Nintendo Switch version is co-op mode, which is available
in other editions.
Otherwise, the Switch version has no real advantage besides the obvious portability.
Touch screen support would have been accommodating for battle, since it gets frantic fiddling
with the buttons to build towers.
X-Morph: Defense effectively mixes strategic tower defense gameplay with adrenaline-pumping
twin-stick shooting.
The detailed presentation and voice-acting help sell this epic campaign.
And the fact that you get to be the invading alien is a nice change of pace.
It's not for everyone, and unless you love chasing high scores, there's not much to
do after the credits roll.
If you're a fan of either genre or are interested in experiencing a solid combination of the
two gameplay styles, then X-Morph: Defense is an engaging way to take over the world.
I give X-Morph: Defense
a seven out of ten.
Thank you for watching!
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Your support means a lot to me.
I'd love to know what you think of X-Morph: Defense, so don't forget to share your thoughts
or questions in the comments section below!
This was Alex, a.k.a. Mr. Panda, and until next time, bye bye!
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