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Hey, how you doing today? Michael
Carbonaro has an effect on people.
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nuts. That's cool.
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Oh my gosh!
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Hiding in plain sight.
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Michael, nice to meet you. He makes them
fall for the impossible.
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The best thing to do is just pick them
up by the tail.
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Whoa, whoa, whoa!
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Oh my gosh!
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This is the Carbonaro Effect.
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Hey, how you doing? Good. I'm here to
pick up a paddle board. Yeah, sure,
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sure. There's three of them there. You
want to grab one of those?
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They're great if you're picking up a
paddle board.
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Oh, really?
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Yeah. Is there something? Shake it. Did
they load that one?
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Excuse me?
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Shake up, right? Yeah.
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These are awesome. Yeah. Because you
know how people clip, like, coolers to
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their surfboards? Right. So they do this
for, like, a paddle board. It's like a
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smaller version.
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A tap. Oh, it's a compression cooler.
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So.
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Yeah, and it's a compression, so it's
easy enough for stuff to compress inside
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of it.
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Wait a minute. I'm sorry.
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I'm so confused. What did you just do?
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They keep this inside here.
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All right, do that again.
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I can't close it back up.
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that they compress and pack them, and
then when they open, they expand.
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That's, like, freaky. Yeah, but it's
good, because it's... Yeah, I mean...
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real sturdy, it's light.
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I just don't even know what to say about
it. But look, look, though.
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Each one comes with... I'll do the other
one. Once you hit it twice, two.
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So that you can do one, and then you can
do one later on.
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Did you see that?
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No, everyone has to. That's what I'm
telling you. Each one has to, and
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cold.
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And the other one will pop up after.
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Well, they used the machine to get that
inside there.
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I think I have a brochure in the back.
Hang on a sec.
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Did you just see that? I didn't see it,
so I have to take your word for it. I
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think I saw it, but I feel like I'm on
drugs or something.
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That's the weirdest thing I've ever seen
in my life.
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How's it going?
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It's going, man. Got out of class, got
out of work weekend.
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Oh, sweet.
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Did you miss the sales weekend? Yeah.
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Yeah, I was going to try and come by
Friday. My car was in the shop, and I
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like, all right. So I tried to come
Monday after work. Oh, sure.
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Oh, yeah. At least I made it there.
Yeah, it was a great sale. We sold like
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almost a gross of those, like 144 of
these with the warm and toasties. What
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they? They're going for like 25 cents.
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So that was like a huge sale. I think
he's still selling them.
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for 25 cents. Get out of here. These
are, have you seen this brand?
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Uh -uh. Oh, my gosh.
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They've been, like, safe. This is, like,
safe people's lives.
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What? Yeah, you've seen them before,
right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. You
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break them and they're warm for you.
Yeah, snap it. Go ahead, snap one
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we have so many of them.
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Yeah.
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Does it make a little click or?
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Uh.
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Is it warm?
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Kind of.
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You can kind of feel it's warm, right?
Yeah, it's kind of warm right now.
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Yeah. Kind of warm? It gradually gets
warmer over time.
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Yeah, but they say that people who are,
like, if you're, like, stranded or,
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like, in the cold, it's actually, like,
save people's lives. I know. If you're
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stranded someplace without food,
afterwards you can open it up. It is
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Yeah, and it's a lifesaver.
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It is not a s'mores brownie. There's
s'mores right there.
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It's s'mores, yeah.
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What? Yep.
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Here, feel it. It's so warm. It's a
perfect s'more.
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And that's, like... How does that even
happen?
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Taste it. Go for it. It's delicious,
yeah.
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Yeah. Right?
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Even after you break it up.
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That is insane.
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Yeah, and the company's really good
because it's about saving lives.
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Yeah, yeah. You know, like when you're
stranded.
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The thing is non -toxic and all that.
Non -toxic. That's pretty cool. Like
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you're at the end of the line. Yeah. Out
in the wilderness.
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Yeah. It's more can save you.
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Huh.
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That is crazy.
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That's it. I like those.
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Yeah, cool. Spring assisted, but every
time I get funny.
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Oh, the spring assist.
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Yeah. They pop.
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Yeah.
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That one won't pop. Oh, wow. Look at
that.
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Oh, who makes this?
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H &K. Oh, that's great.
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That's a good one. That's like the one
they do with the wallet.
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You know the wallet version?
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Have you seen that?
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Oh, yeah.
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Yeah, it's good.
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It's a great hide.
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It's a real leather and it's flexible,
so someone can examine it if they need
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to feel it.
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It's got a good grade and you can use it
as a regular wallet.
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I like that.
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Yeah. But because it folds like this,
most people, they'll stop there, which
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good, like you did, you know. If someone
were to examine it and they pull the
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little guy out, they're not going to
bust you for having this little thing.
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But the best is, look.
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See, look. And then this one, no one
ever goes further because if it folds,
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one will come out.
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And that's easier for someone to be able
to hide that in there.
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They make them to, it's the concealed
weaponry company.
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They come folded up so you can unfold it
yourself.
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So it fits in there.
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I know. I don't know how to get it in
the first time.
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You see how it just fits corner to
corner?
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So that once you learn how, you can get
it in there and then you'll be able to
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feel it.
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Damn.
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Yeah.
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They're getting more and more
sophisticated with the hides, you know?
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All right.
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Nice. T -shirt.
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Pepper spray.
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All right.
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Let me just freshen your shirt a little
bit, okay?
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Make sure it's sanitary.
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There we go.
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All right.
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What the? That just came out of the
shirt?
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Oh, yeah.
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It's 100 % sanitary.
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Oh. Yeah. We just spritz them out before
we sell them.
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Oh, man.
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Yeah.
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Just shake it. I would have never known.
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Oh, yeah, yeah.
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We keep a couple in each article of
clothing just to make sure that it is
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sanitary. Oh, you put them in there?
Yeah, they're in all of the clothes.
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And then we take them out before people
leave the store.
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Oh, man, I had no idea. What are they?
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These are the Pest Eater Certain Bunk.
It's from the millipede family.
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They're actually cleaner. Three of them
came out of here? Yep.
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Wow. Yeah. We order them from Ecuador,
and they keep everything completely
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sanitary. Oh, cool. Yeah.
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You could eat off of these bugs. They're
that clean.
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That's like these survivors that drink
through them.
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Not me, bro.
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Things never got that bad, thank God.
Well, that's why we have the bugs now.
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Keep them sanitary.
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Wow. Yeah. You might want to shake that
out a little bit. We usually keep four
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in there.
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Okay. Take their bag.
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Will it come tumbling in?
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Um, hell, it'll find its way out. You'll
be all right.
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You could leave one in if you want to.
Oh, my girlfriend would like flipper.
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There's a bug in here.
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Did you get both of them?
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It's almost like a security.
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You would not think that was funny. No.
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Let me just make sure.
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Yep, there he is.
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All right.
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That'll be all of them.
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Over here.
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God, you learn something new every day.
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This is my impression of a frog
selecting chaps.
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Do you know when an origami is ripe?
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It's something like, I don't know
whether it's when it rattles or when the
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of the little hairs on it are black is
when they'd be ripe.
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What do you do with it? Do you eat it?
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Uh, no.
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Well, some people are eating them. Uh
-huh. You know, because they're vegan
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they're trying to get away with eating
them. But I don't think that's very,
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cool. Yeah. Uh, yeah. One was rattling.
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Do you see any that have, like, uh,
there's, like, little hairs on the
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That one's black.
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Which one is black?
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This one. That one? The one on the end.
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Yeah. Oh, yeah, that does have black.
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Black on the end? Yeah.
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It does have black on the end.
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Yeah, that popped off.
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Oh, does that mean it's ready? I guess
so.
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Does that...
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Would you say rattle?
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Yeah. Because the guy called and he just
said it has to be rattling.
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That's a rattle? Yeah. Can we try a
massage?
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Oh.
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Massage it.
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Is it going?
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Oh, yeah, it's cracking a little. There
it goes.
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Oh.
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Yep. Oh, great.
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There he is. That scared me. Oh, my
gosh.
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That's it.
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That's an origami. Oh, my gosh. Yeah,
it's a vegan pet.
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It's part mammal, part plant.
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Oh. They grow. Oh my gosh, I've never
seen one hatch. That's terrible.
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Isn't he great? I've never seen that in
my life.
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I'm a little scared of him, and that
made it, and then he's cute. Yeah.
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The males fertilize the seeds, and the
seeds are plant.
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So it's a hybrid of mammal and plant
together.
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Oh my goodness. What do they feed on?
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They feed on just light and water.
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That's it?
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Yeah, because their internal structure
is like a plant.
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A lot of vegetarians, because it's a
plant animal, they're eating them.
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How are you doing? I'm well. How are
you? I'm doing pretty good. That's my
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of books. Pile of books. You've got lots
of stuff.
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There you go.
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All right, great.
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All righty. Lots of books, and we've got
some tablets here.
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These aren't capsules? These are
capsules?
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Capsules. Okay. Yeah. And so everyone
who's buying capsules today gets a
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security bottle. Okay. What is it?
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They're impossible to open for kids, in
case you want to... No, no, the...
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Really? Yeah.
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Oh. The kids think that they can open
it.
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But they can't. What do you mean? Yeah.
That's good, right?
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That's going to... They'll get it.
There's a combination on them.
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I use this... Are you kidding? No, no,
no, no, no.
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It's got a combination on the top.
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This is the one I use. Here, I'll show
you.
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The lid has a little combination on it.
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You see that? What's that combination?
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5 .3. 5 .3. That's mine.
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Put it on there.
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Turn it 5.
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3.
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You could take him out and you keep him
in there.
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They fall out quick. Well, where did
those pills come from?
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Well, they're hidden inside.
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They're hidden inside the whole time.
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But,
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so... To open it, you line up the two
numbers.
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Well, the mark goes away.
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On the top? Yeah, when it sees through
so that you can see it.
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Yeah, the mark. So how do you know how
to open it now? Well, that's the point,
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so that the kids don't be able to open
it because if they see the marks,
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line it up.
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I hear you, but how do I line it up when
I want to get in it? Because you know
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the code.
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Would you say it was 5 -3? Do I put the
5 over here? Does it matter where I put
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it? You put your own mark.
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So you'll just line it up to the 5 to
one spot, then the 3 to the one spot.
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I pick them up. Yeah.
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Okay. Yeah. This is a very confusing
item you have here. You understand it
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You put your own number on top.
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So I'm just going to do 53. It doesn't
matter where.
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Okay. It doesn't matter where. And then
just shake it.
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And they'll come back from the... Okay.
Yeah.
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You'll figure it out. All right. I'm
going to have to go home and play with
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Just the plastic parts, as long as
they're all made in plastic.
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Are you telling me those two big things
became that?
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Someone's going to come in and be like,
my hobby is magic. Can I buy these magic
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tricks? I'll be like, just take them.
You got me busted.
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Are you that guy from that? Nope.
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Hey, man.
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Can I ask you a question? You ship
stuff, yeah?
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So you would know about shipping.
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Okay. Yeah, they're making a separate.
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Okay. If someone were to buy the paint.
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Right. Would they be able to ship it?
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It depends.
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It depends?
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It depends. Yeah, because we have to ID
people now.
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Yeah, it depends.
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For the ball.
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So when somebody gets the paint.
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You hear the ball shaking in there.
Well, there is no ball. They don't ship
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with the ball anymore. That's why I'm
asking you.
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Yeah.
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I know one way it'll go as a hazardous
package, and one way it'll go as a non
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-hazardous package. Right. So when I
have the paint here, like the green
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okay, and someone's going to buy it, and
I know they're going to ship it, do I
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give it to them with the ball, or do I,
because I have to ID them for the ball,
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or do I just put it in, you know, for
them?
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Yeah, that's what I have to do is put it
inside.
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Yeah, that's what they're making me do
now. They're making me ID people for the
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ball. You see how it shakes?
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You can hear it.
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Oh, that's what they're making us do now
for safety regulation.
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Yeah. And then it's like, let me get a
paper towel.
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Yeah, because the graffiti, you know,
the ball is made to come out.
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Yeah.
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This way, if an underage person were to
come in, I can sell them the paint, but
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I can't sell them the ball.
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That is something.
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I'll show you this. Here, take one of
those balls out.
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Wow.
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You just hit the can. Yeah, yeah, hit
the can. I'll show you. Take a color.
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Here, I'll take the orange one. Will it
still leak then?
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Well, this one, once it comes in once
and comes out once, that's it. It seals
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it. And now, yeah, it is sealed and we
can't get a ball back in.
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You can't? Nope.
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Well, don't tear up another one. I just
thought you'd do it. No, but you should
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know how to do it, because if you're
going to be shipping them ever... Well,
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that's up to the customer to put the
ball in or leave it. Right. But if you
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shipping somewhere, you go to Grandma's
house, and she bought paint because she
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wants to paint her rocking chair, and
she asked you to put the ball in. Are
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not going to put the ball in for her?
Let me show you how to do it.
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All right, here's... I'll use the
orange.
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Yeah, you hold it in the palm of your
hand like that, right? And not on the
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of the can, oddly enough.
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Just on a flat part.
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Just going to hit it in.
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Yep.
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Did it go in?
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No. NPI config it.
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Did it not go in? Let me try one more
time.
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Oh, wow.
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Yeah. Well, careful. Yeah.
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Don't puncture. Yeah, don't hurt
yourself.
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Yeah. Wow, that is something, man.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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That's something. You know something new
every day, man. I would have known
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that. Yeah, here. Take a can home. You
can practice with it, and then you'll
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know how to do it. Well, thank you, sir.
It's a little knack. Get in the palm of
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your hand. Just give it a smack.
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You'll get it.
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Well, thank you. All right. Have a great
day.
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So he's going to check that on out for
you.
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Yeah. Where are you from?
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I live down in Marietta. Oh, you didn't
know about it? No.
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Oh, yeah. We've got tons of stuff for
train sets, and you really should take a
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look around.
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We've got some great stuff.
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You know, they've got the ones now
carrying GoPro cameras.
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Oh, sure.
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Yeah. Pretty slick. Yeah, I was just
doing that. We do steam trains, you
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for different people who have some of
the older model sets of trains. And we
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that right in store.
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Yeah. You've seen, you know, it's very
hard and really expensive to have your
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train sets steamed if you need them, you
know, for sizing.
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Right. Have you heard of that before?
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No. Oh, here. This is great. We just got
the new system. You'll love this. What
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do you mean sizing?
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Oh, because, you know, the trains, they
come and they're molded, and they're
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molded in plastic, and they're cast to a
specific scale.
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So what we do, let me just bring this
out for a second.
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We'll get this right in store.
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We'll take a 1 -inch scale, and we'll
resize it,
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and it goes inside here.
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And they go in there.
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But it won't change the track size. It
doesn't change the track size.
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That's the only problem.
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Someone's got their track laid out
already.
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It's not going to be able to change the
size of the track.
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But it will change anything that's
plastic.
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Because, yeah, you know how plastic's
made with two polymers.
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There's a lower polymer and one on top,
and you pull it up, and the two combine
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together to make plastic.
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What they do with this is they add
silicone inside of it. So this way, most
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of the plastic products have a
flexibility.
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So if someone has all their tracks set
up, and they find that they've got
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good strains, but they don't fit the
track,
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we'll just see their size in the fall.
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Those two big things become that? Yeah,
just the plastic parts, as long as
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they're all made in plastic.
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And it happened that fast?
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Yeah, it just steams it and pressurizes
it because the plastic has a molecular
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flexibility. So anything that's
plastic... Here.
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I learned something major today. Yeah,
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they look great. They're like the
same... Even the wheel size, though. I
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that just blows my mind.
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Yeah, anything that has a plastic -y...
Like, I was just eating the little gummy
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bears here. Anything that has, like, a
plastic flexibility to it.
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Drop that in there.
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Yeah.
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There we go.
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Yeah. Now you're going to have a little
gummy pellet. Yep, a little tiny gummy
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pellet. Oh!
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Well, that's better.
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Oh, my God. Look at this.
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Oh, yeah.
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Build it.
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Anything that has, like, a plastic
flexibility to it.
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Drop that in there.
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All right.
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Yeah. There we go.
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Yeah. Now you're going to have a little
gummy pellet. Yep, a little tiny gummy
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pellet. You can see it.
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Oh, well, that's better.
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Oh, my gosh, look at this.
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Oh, yeah.
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I filled it.
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What, is it full of water? I think it
just expanded.
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You could eat on that all day.
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Yeah, I mean, anything that's plasticky.
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What if that thing blew up in your
stomach after you ate it?
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Well, the machine is set for a certain
size, but there's only a certain amount
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that the polymer can reduce its
structure.
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But how do you gauge what size it's
going to be?
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It's wild, right? To be able to expand
and contract, the process is called the
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Carbonaro effect.
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It's also the name of a hidden camera
magic TV show.
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Like the one you're on right now? You
son of a gun.
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You're too good for me.
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What is your name?
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I'm Terrence. I'm Michael Carbonaro.
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The show's called The Carbonaro Effect.
That's right.
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Well, at least I feel as though I still
have my sanity, because this was very
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hard to accept.
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