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This is completely blowing my mind right
now.
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This is the Carbonaro Effect.
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Okay, we're fixing bicycles today. This
one will probably be harder to fix. It's
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missing most of its parts. But I can fix
this.
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Hey, what's up?
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Oh, yeah, what's the name?
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Con. C -O -N -N.
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C -O -N -N? Yeah. Okay, just give me a
second. I'm just trying to get this
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little thing to, uh... No, this thing
does not work.
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You don't know how to use these things.
Do you need a magnetizer to, like, make
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tools magnetic?
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No.
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That's all right.
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You have to go in here like that.
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Magnetize the tip of it so the screws
don't fall when you're working.
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Wait, if it worked. Yeah, if it did,
it'd be, like, pretty cool.
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Ow!
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Jeez!
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That was huge.
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That was ridiculous.
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It went almost up to your nose. Did it
really?
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Yeah. Oh, my God, my whole hand is
like... Oh, my gosh, it's, like, in both
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my hands.
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Whoa!
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Dude!
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Oh, my God, that's crazy.
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What the... Is that, like, scary? Should
I watch out for that?
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Oh!
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How could I?
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Wow.
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That's crazy.
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Yeah, but not my arm. How does that
happen?
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That's not funny. Okay, that's not
funny. Okay.
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It can't be because this thing is on,
right?
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Okay,
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hold on. I'm staying away from like
metal stuff.
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That's crazy.
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Dude, this is insane.
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Seriously. Is there like, can you shut
that off or no?
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Wow. Is there a plug?
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That's insanity.
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Wow. This is nuts.
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Whoa, Mike.
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Can you shut it off?
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Will you, please? Is there a plug for it
somewhere? Just click that switch right
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there. Click the switch.
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Yeah, on top. Click it the other way.
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Yeah.
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That's good.
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Oh, my God.
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Okay.
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What the hell just happened? Yeah, I
don't know.
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I'm going to go to the back away from
metal things.
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Okay? That would be amazing.
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I'm, like, frightened, though, because
my hands are still going whoop, whoop,
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whoop, whoop.
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Okay. I'll be back in one second.
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Oh, my God.
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Okay.
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Okay, I got to go.
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Okay. I'm going outside.
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I'm going outside.
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Oh, God.
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Okay.
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It's you here, right?
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Alright, what were we looking at today?
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I was, uh, getting the shifter cables
replaced.
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Okay.
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When was the last time you just had a
basic tune -up? Yeah, it's been a while.
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Yeah, it's a little bit dirty. I think
that maybe these are getting gunked up,
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right? That's what I was thinking.
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Yeah, I bought the bike here and just
haven't... When did you get this?
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Um, oh, seven? Oh, a seven. Okay, good.
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When you first got the bike, did you
change?
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the oil that it came with, and start
using a new kind, or you just started
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applying on top of it? Just on top of
it.
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Okay, sometimes if you change what it
came with, it can get stuff a little
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gunked up.
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So it's best to just start fresh, you
know, you have it all cleaned out, and
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then start using the oil properly.
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As much as anything else is probably
gunked. Yeah, there's a valve right
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tiny little valve.
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Yeah, it was dirt up there. There you
go, look at that. That's pretty dirty.
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I never knew there was a valve.
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Yeah. You know what we'll do?
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We should just empty out the whole thing
and just give it a new, you know, an
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oil change, really.
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I didn't know it had a reservoir.
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Oh, yeah. It starts up here. It gets
poured through here, and it's going in
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here. It's going into your chains.
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And every time you pedal, you're
actually pumping it through the bike.
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Here, I'll show you what you do, and
you'll never have to worry about this
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again. Put your bike up, right, if you
can, or you can have someone hold it,
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just aim it directly down.
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Once it's down, you'll actually be able
to feel it better. It's a little easier
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to see when it's down too, right?
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Get a pan, get a funnel, and just...
There you go. Oh, look at how dirty that
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is.
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That's why.
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This should look really clear. You know,
this should be like vegetable oil.
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Changing the oil on the bike now, dude.
Yeah, yeah, it's the whole blood flow of
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the bicycle.
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Yeah, if you don't change that, what's
happening is every time you're pedaling,
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you're just pushing that dirty stuff
through everything. It's going into the
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gears. It's going into the shifters.
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Yeah, best thing to do is I'd say about
every 500 miles, you're going to want to
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have that cleaned out.
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It's just easier to start from scratch,
get it all cleaned out and go. And then
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a lot of people come in for a
professional change, but you can use,
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make bike oil.
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But you can use vegetable oil because a
lot of these companies, honestly, they
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sell bike oil, but it's just vegetable
oil relabeled.
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Do you go over a lot of hills and stuff?
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Not when I can avoid it. Yeah, then you
could probably just get away with baby
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oil.
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Yeah. So there is a channel down in the
frame?
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Yeah, it's the circulatory system of the
bicycle.
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Oh, yeah, the valve, it's really hard to
see.
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It's really flush, but you'll feel it
when it's upside down.
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Yeah, it's good to just kind of pump it
in there.
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I usually do this for a few minutes once
I change the oil out.
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Yeah, I'm going to get rid of this dirty
oil, and I'll be right back. But you
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can pump that in if you want to get it
smooth.
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I'll be right back.
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Still don't feel well.
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Hey, how are you guys doing? Good. How
are you doing?
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Doing all right. You get a little
checkup?
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Um, yeah.
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Sure. First, like, just need to, like,
tune up. Sure.
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And then mine needs at least a back
tire.
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Okay.
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How's this one going?
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What were you saying? Like, the brakes
were a little squeaky? Yeah.
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All right. Let's see what's going on.
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Take a look at what we got.
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You notice them squeaking the whole
time, or just when you're riding?
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Just when you're riding. You're riding,
okay.
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Well, have you not ridden this since
winter?
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Yeah, no, we don't ride very often, but
in the summertime we take them up to
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Michigan and ride a ton.
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Okay, yeah.
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You probably want to not have the tires
winterized like this then.
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Oh, okay. Yeah, they're positioned for
snow right now.
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Oh. You have these little...
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silver peg sticking up. You know how
they put, like, chains on tires for a
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in the winter?
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Right. Well, and we probably bought that
bike up in Michigan.
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That would explain.
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Yeah.
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And that'll winterize the tire, so it
makes it easier. It gives it more
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traction. Oh, my God.
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You know, like, how it has duds on it,
like a tire? Nice.
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It's snow.
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I had no idea.
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Oh, yeah. These little things are
sticking up.
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Crazy. Yeah, they're called, they're
snow nails.
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Okay. Yeah.
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Once you get the main ones out, you
unscrew the nozzle.
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Uh -huh.
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Yeah, that pressure holds the other ones
in, and then just give it a spin.
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Yeah. Look at all those.
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My gosh.
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Yeah. Wow.
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Yeah, you don't want to be riding around
with all those nails in there during
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the summertime.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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And in the winter, what you want to do,
I mean, you could buy a new pack of
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them. Yeah. Or you can collect these.
Okay.
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Just lay them out in a line and just
ride over them and get them all back up
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the tires. Okay.
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Before you go out in the snow. Yeah.
Okay.
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Let me grab a pump and I'll just pump
that back up. Okay, great. Thank you.
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That's crazy.
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Now listen to your eyes, please.
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Why is this here?
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How you doing today?
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I'm good.
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Looking for a new pair of glasses?
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Yeah, I'm thinking about possibly
getting... I like the ones that
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know, change on their own.
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Oh, transition lenses?
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Yeah.
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They can get so expensive, though. Yeah.
And I lose sunglasses all the time.
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Yeah. So I stopped buying, like,
designer frames. I just use, like,
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these. Like, I keep one of those in my
car, you know, if I'm, like, going to
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beach or something like that. What is
this? It's the Polaris Dassault.
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So you just go over your lenses?
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Oh, no, no. You haven't seen these?
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No. Oh, these are awesome.
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Yeah, it's a Brazilian company that made
these. It's a little kit, and inside it
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has all the little tiny lenses inside.
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But they're, like, they do, like, a
compact thing with them.
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You know?
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You ever see those glasses that, like,
fold up really small?
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It's like that, right? So that... So
that one expands?
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Yeah, like, the way they fold up so
small, you can just balance it there.
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And what's cool about it, this just fits
right in your back pocket, which is
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awesome. And you feel how flat that is.
But you can feel that it's got a little
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bit of gearing in it.
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All right?
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If I touch that and I lick my finger, if
I just touch that to that, there.
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What? Yeah, they pop out.
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Yeah, this part swings out.
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Yeah,
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they get... You can see inside there all
the tiny little gears that are in
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there.
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It's like tiny little hinges.
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Yeah, it's super advanced.
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Yeah, and they're good. And I don't even
worry about losing them now. You know
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what I mean?
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I can't believe what I just looked at.
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Yeah, and they're good, and I don't
worry about losing them, which is great.
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the best thing is there's a little guy,
you know, which fits right in your back
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pocket, right like that. Oh, yeah. Do
they all just come out? Yeah, you know
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what it is? The condensation's been kind
of making them pop up prematurely.
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You're supposed to keep this thing
sealed.
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Thank you. Here, I'll get some of these.
Put some up here.
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The humidity, it kind of gets inside
there, and if you keep opening it...
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They'll pop up.
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Yeah. Hang on one sec. I just got to
tell my boss that happened. I'll be
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back. Okay.
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How are you doing today? I'm
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good. How are you?
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All right. You're picking up today. Uh
-huh. Some gold glasses.
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Okay.
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I'll pull those up for you. They're
already paid for. I'll be right with
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-huh.
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All right.
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You heard it?
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No? Look.
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It's supposed to be gold.
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What's that?
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They're supposed to be gold.
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Oh, definitely not gold. Yeah, we can
probably polish them up for you.
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No, no, no, they need to be gold.
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No, no, I hear you. A lot of companies
don't make the glasses and all. Oh, so
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those are not made in gold. They're not
made in gold. I see. No, that's
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something we have to do.
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Okay, and how long will that take?
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I'm doing it.
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Oh, what do you do? Yeah, they make this
stuff. Do you spray on it? Yeah, it's
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like a spray.
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Oh, okay. You haven't seen this before?
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I have not.
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Usually if I order gold glasses, they
just come in. Well, not every company
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because there's so many options
nowadays.
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Like every company can't make every
single frame in every single option. I
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But this is a really great product. And
that doesn't affect the skin in any way?
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Do you have sensitive skin?
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Well, they dry, of course. I get a
little sting when I do it. Oh, okay.
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It doesn't tint it. It actually changes
the molecular structure of the metal.
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Oh, my God. Isn't that wild?
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It is. This was made on accident, this
product.
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They were trying to make a super gold
cleaner.
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So somebody made the opposite molecular
structure of gold.
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Really? So that stuff would turn
titanium to gold.
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Nickel, silver.
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It's a molecular change.
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It is a molecular change.
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So you would never know that they were
black. I know.
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And I'm still curious as to how it
traces back in over time.
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It's funny you said that because I
always, after I do something in gold, I
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like to touch a lot of stuff. I'll
always grab one more thing.
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just in case that it's going to be okay,
because I feel like on the pads of my
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fingers. Yeah, so I'll just, like, rub
something. You mean after this? Yeah.
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Yeah,
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see, it always leaves a little bit on
there, so I'll do, like, one more thing
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that I want.
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Oh, you used that for this pen, too?
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Yeah. Oh, you just did it? Yeah. This
pen was black.
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Yeah. I'll always do one more thing so
that it, like, comes off completely from
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my hand.
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I wonder if there is no more black.
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Yeah. Amazing.
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You know what I'll do?
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Let me get your paperwork here.
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These two together.
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And I'll take this one.
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Did you just do that?
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Wait a minute, that was black. Yeah, let
me just get your stuff cleaned up here.
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I've got to hurry back. He's waiting on
me. Okay, okay, here.
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Okay. All right.
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Take that.
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That was black too, wasn't it?
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You're right. Let me wash my hands.
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Just know that your touch is going to
turn to gold. Ooh, I like the way that
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sounds. Yeah, I'll wash my hands with
that. And then bring my wipes.
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Clear the way. Nobody touch my hands.
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Hey, do I look tan?
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Hi. How you doing? Good. Have you worked
at this before? No. Oh, okay.
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It's a tanning machine that people can
tan without having to take off their
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clothes. Cool. So they can wear their
clothes inside the machine.
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Okay. So everyone who does it has to
sign a release.
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It has this... Here, I'll put this over
here.
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Yeah, the bulbs are made out of this
intense infrared light.
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astronauts they noticed were getting
tanned through their suit so they knew
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it wasn't because of direct light
hitting the skin it was radiating from
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underneath which you know we like to
tell people that they won't ruin their
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they don't have like damage or drying
out and wrinkles um yesterday was my
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day and all i did is turn on the machine
and it just goes you just turn it on
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with this button yes i'll show you how
to do it And that's basically it. They
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just go in there for a few seconds.
Pretty cool. I mean, you see it
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Really? Yeah, all of a sudden they're
tan in like seven seconds.
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It's pretty wild.
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Hi. How much is this coat?
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It's $20. $20? $20 a session.
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So I don't have to take my clothes off?
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No, you don't have to take clothes off.
Hey.
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Do you have time for a walk -up?
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Yeah, absolutely.
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Make yourself comfortable.
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And I get a towel for you right here.
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You can lay your head back like that.
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Good. I think comfy.
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Great. Okay.
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I'll close this down here.
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You okay?
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Okay. And just an express or? Yeah.
Okay. And you signed a release because
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have the card. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Cool. Okay.
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Close that there.
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Okay. And then go ahead and pick up the
remote.
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Good. Yeah. Come on over here.
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So I stand here, take that, and then
press the red button.
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Right? And you want to push the lever
all the way down, not in the middle, all
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the way down. Yes.
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And leave it just like that. That's the
lowest setting. Okay. So they don't want
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us playing around with anything other
than that. Yeah. And it's just like an
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automatic thing. So it just does what it
does and that's all.
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Do you just count to seven and then? No,
it'll do it automatically.
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Yeah, that's been on a while.
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Okay.
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Oh, shoot. Wait, that's up. Flip it
upside down.
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Oh, no, no, no, no. That's down. All the
way down.
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Oh, press that.
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Hold on. Press that. Press that. Press
that. Are you all right?
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Double click that.
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Oh, my God. That's been on high the
whole time.
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Oh.
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I'm so sorry.
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That's my fault. That's totally my
fault.
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Don't even worry about it.
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Yeah, don't even worry.
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Okay.
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She just died?
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They're all very well aware of what
happened. Like, they signed a relief
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we're not responsible at all. It's
totally, like, we're allowed to fumble,
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know? Shut up.
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Oh, my God. Like, I just learned this
yesterday, so I don't... It doesn't
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matter. Like, we're not going to be
responsible for that kind of thing. They
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said if anything happens, just clean it
up and just, you know, try and upsell
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someone else.
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It's a volume business.
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But that's my fault, and I'm sorry. But
you know what it is?
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We could probably get our shoes out of
there.
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Yeah.
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Oh, my God.
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Yeah, I mean, I feel... I feel you. It's
like...
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You know, they're making us do something
that's experimental, and the people who
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come to use it are well aware that it's
experimental.
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So that makes me feel better. I don't
like it, but I'm not going to take on
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responsibility, you know what I mean?
Oh, my God. Okay, I'm not comfortable
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doing this. Really?
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I mean, somebody just died.
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I like to say she, you know, had a
little too much sun or whatever you want
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say. So how do you get tan like that?
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A tanning bed, but I don't die.
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Right. Well, yeah, that's good.
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So I wanted to take a break. Would you
be comfortable doing this if someone
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comes up to try it?
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Oh, no. No, but now that you know how
the remote tells you. No.
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You're not going to be responsible at
all.
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Okay. Yeah, can you just call the boss
for me? I'll call him, yeah, yeah. Thank
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you. It's funny because he said that if
you have it, if you put it on high and
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someone stays in there for over seven
seconds, it can cause the Carbonaro
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effect.
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Right. Have you heard of that before,
the Carbonaro effect?
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You haven't? No.
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Oh, no, it's like a scientific term.
It's also the name of a hidden camera
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TV show.
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Like the hidden camera magic TV show
you're on right now.
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Shut up. Yes.
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What the?
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My name's Michael Carbonaro. Oh, my.
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You're on my TV show right now. Shut up.
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I'm fine.
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You're there.
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Look, see, she's okay.
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I was like, what the?
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Oh, my God.
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Oh. You were great. You want to get in?
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Now she's telling it.
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