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They will believe it.
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They will believe it not.
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They will believe it.
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They will believe it not.
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They will believe it.
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How can I help you out?
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I'm looking for a long little
centerpiece where I can just put it on
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desk at work.
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Yeah, you know what's good? We do these
adorable little, for desktops, it's
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really cute. It's inside of like a
coffee mug.
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You know, like you choose one of these
mugs and it's a bloom inside.
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Oh, wow. And, you know, this is them.
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They're really cute.
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Isn't that great?
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The roses are pretty, too. The roses are
pretty, yeah.
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This is a tulip.
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You want to go tulip? Yeah. Okay, sure.
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Now, I have a choice of mug for you,
too.
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The colorful mug or the... I mean, the
bird is cute. Yeah, the bird.
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You want to go bird? Yeah, the bird.
Okay.
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So we'll do tulip with the bird mug, and
I'm going to get that set up for you
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right here. In fact, it's funny because
I was just mixing some of the mud. Oh,
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wow. Yeah.
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So that's the mud that you put it in?
Yeah, I like to keep the bottom of it.
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I put it in the bottom like this, okay?
That just keeps it real fresh. It
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provides the nutrients for it.
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So versus like, you know, cut flowers
that are only going to last a few days,
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this will keep nutrients.
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inside of it. So it'll last longer.
Yeah, so it'll last longer.
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Okay, so we said tulip.
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So we've got some tulip petal popper
seeds here. I'll put those in for you.
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Okay. And you know what looks really
nice with that is hydrangea.
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So I'm going to put some of that in with
there.
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Just a few of that.
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Try and get it in the front. When it
bursts up in the front, it looks really
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good.
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And maybe just a few, you know, Florida
rustic sisal sprays because that'll Just
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give it a little thumping.
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Okay. So you can set that up tonight.
You can do that yourself or, you know,
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you want to, if you're going to give it
to me.
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Oh, yeah.
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Do I add water?
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Oh, no, you do it in the microwave.
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Oh. Yeah.
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Yeah. If I just put it in the microwave,
it'll just go up. Yeah, yeah.
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I can do it for you here if you want.
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Can you?
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Yeah, sure, sure. I want to see that.
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Yeah. These seeds were all cross
-pollinated with popping corn.
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Oh. So in the same way that a corn
kernel pops up,
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you know, the flowers are infused the
same way. So that goes in there.
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Okay, and take a look. I'm going to set
this for 10 seconds, and we'll start
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that up, and we'll watch it.
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Just 10 quick little seconds.
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It activates quick.
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The water comes through.
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If you water it, it can last for months.
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Oh, my goodness.
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Yep. And so fresh.
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I mean, freshly popped flowers are, you
know, totally the rage at weddings now,
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too.
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It's crazy, right?
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Yeah.
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It's funny because so many people,
everyone knows microwave popcorn.
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And that seems like a fascinating thing.
But if you think about it, I mean,
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yeah, it's a plant. You know, corn is a
plant.
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So it's just, you know, infusing the
seed work.
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Oh, wow.
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What was that? You know what?
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One was unpopped.
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That's crazy. Yeah.
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Yeah, sorry about that. You know how
sometimes there's that one little kernel
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that didn't pop yet?
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You can keep that, too. Let me see if I
can get you a coupon, okay? Okay,
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thanks. All right, here you go.
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You got a pickup?
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Yeah. All right.
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We got a... Oh!
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Oh, my gosh.
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Hold on.
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They're sexy. Oh, my God. They keep
slipping inside the bucket. But where
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come from?
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Outside. We have a lot of them. You're
kidding.
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Yeah. They're really attracted to these
plants.
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It's a pixie frog.
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So what are these bubbles? Is he holding
air? Is he trying to scare us away?
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No, no. Actually, they expand to absorb
the light.
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So they sort of like puff up, you know,
like nature's umbrella, really.
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And look at you, your pigeon toes.
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Isn't he funny?
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Get over here, you. Yeah.
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Let me cover him up here.
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Oh, no.
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Don't cover him. Well, I mean, just this
friendly little... He's got the sight.
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He's so cute, right? I just don't want
him to hop off the counter.
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Yeah. They love the light. Does that
happen all the time?
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It does happen all the time.
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Yeah. Here, let me get the light in
there.
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What is he doing in there?
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I'm sure I'm British. Yeah.
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Just be careful if you catch it.
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I'll lift him up just because he's got
a... Oh, my gosh.
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Oh, my gosh.
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This is a UV lamp. So did you just
mutate a frog? I did, yeah.
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You're kidding. No, I mean, he is now,
yeah.
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It's cutting off part of the spectrum.
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The ozone layer usually filters out.
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Our ozone layer protects us from UVC,
and so frogs, amphibians, snakes, they
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never get that light directly. I just
gave him a whole dose of that light, and
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he absorbed it all.
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Yeah, they're not supposed to get this
big. Hold on. Oh my God.
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Come on, get inside there. Okay.
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Do you think he realizes he's that big
yet?
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I don't know. I feel responsible for
like amphibian mutation.
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I can't believe what you just did.
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You mutated a frog in no time.
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Holy moly.
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Hello.
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How are you doing?
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I'm good. How are you? I'm doing okay.
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That's great. I came here to pick
something up, but in the meantime, I
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look around and see if you guys got it.
Okay. Yeah. Right.
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I like that.
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Right. Yeah, I'm trying to figure out
this ant farm, because it's like artisan
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ants.
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They're like craft ants.
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Oh, so what are they building?
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You know, I don't know. I've been trying
to figure out the directions. It's
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like, you know, like these guys are
inside here.
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Mm -hmm.
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So they've like tunneled out all their
little...
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You know, their little homes and stuff.
The one to separate, they said, was the
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one that had sort of a reddish tint.
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Why? You see it kind of has reddish? Mm
-hmm. And then that one is like an
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artist's aunt.
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Okay, I'm going to write, what's your
name?
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Kelly. Kelly? Yes, K -E -L -L -I -E. K
-E -L -L -I -E. L -L -I -E.
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And the little red guy.
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You wouldn't let it out.
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You're supposed to drop them next to the
scent, next to what you write, and he
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picks up the scent of it, and then it's
supposed to move the sand over.
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So he's kind of walking over it, and he
communicates with the others with his
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antenna. Look at that. Turn it around.
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Oh, my gosh.
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Wait the hell a second.
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Whoa.
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Whoa. Wait a second. Oh, my gosh.
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That is how I had to take a picture of
that.
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Does that not look like Kelly?
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It totally looks like Kelly. That is
totally bonkers. It's like it's spelled
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out. Kelly.
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It's spelled out my name.
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There's literally an I in everything, an
I and a dot.
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Yeah, because you spelled K -E -L -L -I
-E.
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Well, that must be what it is. I guess
this ant is the artisan ant that
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communicates with the rest of the
colony.
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That must be what this kit is supposed
to be.
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That is really weird.
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Does this count as a bicycle helmet?
Like, would I be allowed to ride a bike
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with this?
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I need a bit of technical order. Oh,
okay, sure, sure.
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This iPad isn't responding at all. Oh,
it's not? Is there any secret way of
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getting it? Have you tried plugging it
in to the wall? Sometimes you plug it in
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and you jog the power switch on and off.
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Yeah. You don't have the charger here,
do you? No. Okay.
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It's over in the hotel.
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It's really kind of simple. Let me write
down the instructions for you. You try
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this at home? Okay.
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First thing you want to do is always
shut it off.
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I hate when the pen stops working.
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Oh, my gosh. That's the worst.
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I'm supposed to be the technical
advanced guy, and I can't.
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That's too simple. I know. It is simple.
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I have this pet peeve when it's full of
ink, and it still doesn't write.
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Oh.
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Oh, I get it. Okay. That's amazing.
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Yeah, that's what it is.
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Ah. Okay, I understand.
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Yeah, it's a never. You just need to
shake it and then.
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Right. They had said it never stops
writing.
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Yeah, but that's like a solid.
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How does it change back?
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Shake it. Does it shake?
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Shake, shake, shake, shake, shake,
shake.
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Here, this is going.
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Is that changing?
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Okay.
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That... They all change.
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That's the weirdest thing.
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Yeah,
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now that I have a pencil, I can write
you, and I'll get a charger, and we'll
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show you the whole thing. Let me get
another pad.
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Well, I kind of try to be an inventor,
so my boss is letting me kind of try
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out here.
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Yeah, I retooled the inside of a shirt
press machine so that it can purposely
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resize clothes.
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Resize clothes? Well, like, you ever,
like, watch something and it gets too
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small on accident, and you're like, oh,
no.
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So it was like, if clothes can do that,
why not, like, do it on purpose? If you
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have something, you don't like the size
of it. Oh, really? Yeah, it's working
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pretty good. I'll show you how it works.
It takes two seconds.
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Yeah. So if you have a shirt and you
want to... rejuvenate it but when i was
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growing up it was like i was always
getting hand -me -downs from my brother
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um you fold it just like you would you
know you were going to iron something on
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like those old shirt presses and then
put it in here and it uses a cold seam
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it's reversing the steaming process yeah
so i'll set this one for large press
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it so like a dryer will shrink With cold
steam,
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it'll resize it to... Yeah.
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So then it'll unshrink it.
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How do you do that?
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There's cross coils inside there that'll
heat up at different spots, so it's
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almost like tailoring.
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You know?
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Yeah, I'll show you. The other one it
has... Well, the other one I'm trying to
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do, this one's like... It's got to be
worked out better.
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is to try and take oh that's weird um i
want to find a way to like not just
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change the size of it but also to find a
way to to alter the clothes you know
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like some people want alterations and if
i set it i have it so if i press these
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two and that good okay pretty good so
now i'm going to set the heat coil
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so it's going to try and pattern burn
okay and i go down
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Wait for the... So the coils will
retread that.
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And you see what happened there?
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So it burned it.
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And it repurposes it.
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So now it can be, like, you know, you
can use them as underwear.
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I mean, you could get a lot of money
with that, you know? Do you really think
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so? Uh -huh. Are you serious?
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It's too big for me, but I would use it.
Well, then you could resize it.
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Hey, hey, hey, hey. Hi,
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kitty.
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Hi, kitty. I don't know anything about
dogs. Hi, kitty.
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Hey, man.
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Would you take a picture of me and the
dog?
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All right.
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All right.
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Okay. I was hoping to actually get,
like, a running shot. You want it? Just
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me? Yeah, just with him running, because
he's doing so good, right? Okay.
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All right, I'm going to kind of run and
see if he looks good. Ready?
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Come on, come on.
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Good, good, good, good, good.
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Yeah. Does that work?
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I did, too. You did, too? Yeah. He's
doing so good. Come here, buddy. Let me
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get... Yeah.
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Come here. I used to have two like this.
Did you?
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This is black and white. Black and
white.
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Oh, yeah, yeah.
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Hey, maybe I'll do one without the leash
just for the picture.
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Hold him up like this.
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Oh, yeah, that's great.
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Yeah? That's good.
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Yeah. That came out nice. Oh, it looks
great.
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Let me do one with him out of the suit.
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Okay. Let me do one with him out of the
suit. Come here.
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Come here, you.
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All right.
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Okay. You know, I thought that was a
dog.
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I thought that was a real dog.
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Oh, no, that's what I thought you said.
You had one of these suits. I did. No, I
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had the dog, the Shih Tzu. Oh, the same.
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I thought you meant you also had a Shih
Tzu suit.
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That's right. I thought that was a real
dog.
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Yeah, they look really real.
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Man, that's unreal.
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You know, because you're not allowed to
walk your cat in the park. I didn't know
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that. Oh, yeah. So we, you know, we got
this. A Dutch maker makes these so the
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cat can be inside the suit.
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And they just, you know, blend in with
all the other dogs. How would they run
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this? Is it on wheels or something?
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No, his legs go inside.
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Oh. You have to train him.
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You know, you put a little bit, you put
him in the suit.
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It's like a little costume. You put some
food out, and they run to the food. And
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believe me, when they're hungry, they'll
learn to run over to it. That's cool.
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Yeah. Hey, buddy.
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Hey. Hey.
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Yeah. You never saw this? I've never
seen that before in my life. You never
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one of those?
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Mm -mm. Oh, yeah.
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That's amazing.
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Yeah. It's so that, you know, a lot of
places will allow you to walk a dog, but
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they don't allow you to walk a cat. I've
never had that, too. Yeah.
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So you can walk your cat now.
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Let me get a picture of my wife. Oh,
just the suit? Yeah. Come here, you.
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you take a picture just so that he can
see? Okay.
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Here we go. You can see it's a suit.
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Unreal.
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Yeah. They run around well, right?
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God, I thought it was a dog. No, nope.
Just a cat in a dog suit. That's the
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reason I said I had two of them. Oh,
yeah. I thought you meant you had two
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suits.
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No. All right. See you later. Bye -bye.
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Hello.
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Could you help me? Could you take a
picture of me?
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Just right here?
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Yeah.
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Sorry. I have to use this camera because
I'm using the phone for the app, for
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the drone care pickup.
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You have to use this camera? Yeah, I
can't use my camera phone because I've
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to use the app. Can you take your
glasses off just so you can see through
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thing? Oh, here it is.
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My wife set this up.
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These are great.
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How do I snap it? Right here?
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Yeah, in a minute you'll push that down,
but don't push it yet.
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Okay.
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Oh, there we go. Oh, I got him. Oh, wow.
All right.
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My gosh.
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Perfect. Okay.
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Oh, gosh.
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These things are insane, aren't they?
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Have you ever used this before?
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What? The drone care?
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No. Oh, yeah.
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Drone care is the best.
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Let me get this open here.
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Gosh. We're so clumsy. Oh, how are you?
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Good to see you.
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Oh, my gosh.
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How was your trip?
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Good. Good?
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Here, come on out.
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You good?
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You do all right here. Come on over
here.
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It's going to cost me extra for the pit
stop. He was in the box? Yeah.
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You know, I got to take a picture for
him now. He's in transit because my wife
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is going to pick him up later.
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Okay. Yeah, will you take a picture?
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Perfect.
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Oh, that's awesome.
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These drone care, you know, transports,
awesome.
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I'm not even sure what a drone care is.
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Oh, drone care, it's like a drone
-operated transportation service.
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Okay. Yeah, for kids with busy parents.
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So he just gets in a box and... Yeah, he
had to come here to get his passport
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because he and his mom are going up to
Canada later. It's pretty cool, don't
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think? I'm thinking it's odd.
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Why? Why?
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I mean, to put your kid in a box and
have him transported from one...
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Place to another sounds very strange.
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It is a little strange, I have to admit,
but to tell you the truth, I'm like,
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I'm going to give you this passport.
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Mom's going to know what this is, okay?
You take this.
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So where did he come from?
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North Carolina.
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Directly? Yeah. Was it North Carolina?
Is that the hub? Yeah. North Carolina,
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yeah. Yeah, he's going to meet up with
his mom in Nashville, and then they're
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both going to go up to Canada.
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So I'm going to get you back in here. Be
real careful, okay?
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Yeah, get down there. Be very careful.
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Yeah, they have like a more industrial
sized one.
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Here, just tuck your head to the side.
That's very good.
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Good, good, good.
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Yeah, I think when they meet him, you be
careful in there, okay?
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They have more industrial hubs at
different stations.
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And these are just sort of like in
-betweeners.
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You know what I mean?
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All right, come on over here.
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All right.
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There we go.
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All right, Sammy.
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You be good, okay?
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See you later.
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Bye. Say hi to Mom.
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No.
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Oh, my gosh. No.
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It's great, right?
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No, it's not great.
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Why isn't it great?
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Because it's crazy.
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Where is he going?
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I gave him the password because he's
going to go to Canada.
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What if he needs help? What if
something's wrong? Well, he has, like, a
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inside there, you know, a tablet, so he
can contact us. It'll buzz my phone.
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It'll buzz my wife's phone. Yeah, so?
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So, like you said, if there's something
wrong, he can... Yeah, but he's flying
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around in the sky. Right, yeah. Only on,
like, good days like this. That's the
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part that makes it crazy, because if we
schedule it, you still have to pay for
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it, and if it's bad weather, they won't
fly him.
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They just were able to regulate now the
propeller speed, you know, the way the
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air comes down, the circulating air
around it, that it keeps it kind of in
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own safe little hub. It's called the
Carbonaro effect.
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The Carbonaro effect is also the name of
a hidden camera magic TV show.
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And you're on that show right now.
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Wait, what?
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I just can't believe.
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So you just find a kid and... You can't
believe what? I can't believe any
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of it.
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Well, I hope I brought a little bit of
magic to your afternoon.
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You brought a little bit of something.
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You were awesome.
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I was like, maybe I should call the
police.
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