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Oh my god! How did you do that? Stop!

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This is unbelievable.

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This is... The Carbonaro Effect.

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We have some special items at the yard
sale today, you know.

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We have hidden cameras for 25 bucks
each.

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You gotta find them.

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Five for a hundred.

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So did I get here too late or what? Did
y 'all just start? Oh, no, we just

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started. Yeah.

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Yeah. I was playing a game with my uncle
on, we try to, you know, because it's

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hard to figure out what to price
something.

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Uh -huh, yeah, yeah. You know, so we
always try and guess the exact year that

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something was made.

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I would expect, you could possibly find
something like this still being made

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today, but I would probably say no more
than 1960.

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1960? I would think. Yeah, that does
look like 1960.

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Uh -huh.

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Yeah. How much do you think, in 1960,
they sold it for?

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Ten bucks.

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How much? Maybe ten. Ten bucks?

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Yeah, maybe, right?

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Yeah. Well, what should I list it as?

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Eight bucks. Eight bucks? List it as
eight bucks?

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Oh,

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there is a sticker on here.

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You know, I didn't really notice that.
What does that say? That says eight

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on it, doesn't it? Oh, it says eight
bucks. You know, I didn't even, I wasn't

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even paying attention to that. You know,
I was so, I can't believe I missed

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that. Oh, wow.

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I'm serious. I can't believe it. I mean,
I don't even know why I didn't pick

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that up. You know, my mind totally X'd
that out. Did you see it and that's why

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you guessed it? I didn't see it.

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But look at that, too, because there's a
tag underneath that. I don't know what

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that tag is. Well, let me peel this
away.

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Yeah, it looks like the original sticker
when it was sold.

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No way.

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Ten bucks?

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Oh, my gosh.

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That's what you said, right? Yeah.

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That's crazy. That is really crazy.

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Whoa. And there is, there is like a
little manufacturer's thing under there.

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Now see, that changes it. It'll go back.
You can probably peel that off. Peel

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this off. What is that, like the
manufacturer's stamp? It could be a

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manufacturer's stamp.

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Oh, would it tell us the year?

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No, I doubt it. It'll just give you, was
it the 19?

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1960. Oh, shoot. Oh, come on, come on.
Oh, man.

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Come on.

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Come on.

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Come on. I'm sorry. Wow.

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I'm sorry.

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I play with my mind a lot, you know.

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It's so something I can't control that
that's why I don't even feel the

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confidence of that being the mark of
what I can do. Right.

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We only use a small percentage of our
brain.

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You'd be surprised what I can do. You
know what it is? You're like a garage

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guru.

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Looking for something specific?

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Just for driving around and decided to
stop by.

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Oh, that's fun.

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A lot of this stuff came from an estate
sale.

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Okay. And they were trying to ask people
if they knew who these people were

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because they were trying to trace who
they belonged to, like all this stuff.

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That'd be really cool.

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Do you recognize this dude? They're
asking if everybody...

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Just a man with a beard is what I would
call him. Just a man with a beard,

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right? You kind of have the same big
eyes.

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Yeah, big eyes. This could all belong to
you.

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Man, I missed out.

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What's your last name? Da Vinny.

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Da Vinny? I don't think it was that.

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Yeah,

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I think I got it. Oh, thank you.

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Oh, a little crack.

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Well.

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I thought that bad.

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No.

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Well, there's like a little rip in it.

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Yeah, but look, there's like a thing
there.

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Is it part of the picture? No, it looks
like it's, like, under there. I'm going

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to rip this up a little.

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Maybe it's a note. You're about to find
some treasure.

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Wouldn't that be crazy?

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It is a thing. Look at this.

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Oh, my gosh. That is crazy.

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It's a crest.

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Whoa. What? I thought that was my name
for a minute.

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What is your name?

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Deviney. Deviney? D -E -V -E -N -N -E
-Y. Stop. Are you... Stop.

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I'm not kidding.

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I was... Are you... Oh, my gosh. Oh, my
gosh. Are you serious? Is that really

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your last name? No, really. I hope...
Hold up my identity. Come on, come on,

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come on, come on. Oh, my gosh.

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D -E -V -E -N -N -E -Y.

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What? What?

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D -E -V -E -N -N -E -Y. That's my last
name.

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We've been trying to trace who this, all
this would be your stuff.

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This is like... What?

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You're like shaking. That's such a weird
thing.

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That's such a small world.

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How weird is that? Oh, there's more.

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There's like a...

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Oh, there's an IOU from him in here,
too.

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Oh, my gosh. We inherited this stuff
from his family or your family.

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This is so weird.

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That is really weird.

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So if this is your relative.

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Oh, my gosh. Oh, okay, wait. But if we
inherited this stuff and they owed us

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five bucks.

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Okay. So I can give you all the money
minus five.

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I'm not taking that from you.

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I'm going to take five.

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No, I really.

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Yeah, I'll take five.

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We can get rid of this IOU.

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You can keep this stuff. Let me call my
aunt and just let her know we settled

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it. Because she's been trying.

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Hold on a minute.

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I cannot.

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I just think that's so cruel.

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I don't want them.

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Wow.

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My gosh, we've been out here all day
today and all day yesterday.

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Anything? We did pretty good, but it's
just so hot. It is hot. You know? You

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some stays, but not very much. Well, now
I do, but before it was really bad.

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These were going over here, because they
don't make these. My uncle was the one

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who made these. What is it?

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This is like a clockwork pigeon.

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You know, it uses a... Where is it in
here? It's got a whole bunch of them

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I was trying to do a demo to show
people, but... Where is it? Yeah, this

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one. Here, hold that for a second. I'll
show you how that works.

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Oh, here's the remote.

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Yeah. Oh, it's got a remote now. Yeah,
it has a little remote.

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And here, we'll try one of these puppies
here.

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Look at that.

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One.

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Yeah, he made the inside.

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They're all gears inside of it.

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And they're supposed to use this remote
and supposed to give the look of like a

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real pigeon in flight.

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Yeah.

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Pretty wild.

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Yeah. Let's see if that works.

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Here, let me see that.

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Okay. And that goes in here like this.

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Is his eyes moving?

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Not yet. No, it doesn't do anything.

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It's not doing it.

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Here.

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Here, wait.

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Here, I'll turn this on.

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You hold onto that.

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Okay. Just sort of aim, aiming at it.

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You should start it up immediately.

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Okay, ready?

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Yeah. Okay, aim them both up.

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Okay. Here we go.

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Ready? Yeah.

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Oh, good, good, good.

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Oh, no.

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Oh, that's great.

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Oh, have him fly back.

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Yeah, pull them both down.

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I am, but that looks like a real pigeon.
Yeah, it looks good, right?

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Oh, my gosh.

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Yeah. Careful where you aim that. Oh.
Yeah, aim it right at it, and then just

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aim them back, and they'll probably come
back.

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That is the coolest thing, though.

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Sometimes, like, hit the remote.

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Bang it.

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Yeah. Oh, wait. Oh, shoot.

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Oh, no, no, no. Oh.

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Oh. Oh.

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Oh.

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You point the remote at him, maybe.

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You got that one going.

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Okay. Once it gets, you know,
connection, they'll fly as a flock.

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Because they have, like, a flocking
program.

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Oh, no.

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Are you okay?

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You got to recharge yourself in an
electronic store.

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I should have been born in the 80s.

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What is this demonstration?

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Oh, this is a Butterflugen.

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It's a printer from Holland.

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It uses an ink like a 3D printer does,
except it doesn't layer plastic.

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It layers active cultures.

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You're supposed to be able to feel the
velvety smooth texture of something that

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you put in there.

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So right now they're trying ones that if
you print it, you know, print something

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slick, you'd feel something slick. And
if you print something velvety smooth,

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like that really feels like... You can
actually feel the velvety -ness of the

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wings.

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That's really wild, right?

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And people, they fold it, you know, to
make like an invitation or something.

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Because it's like a surprise when
someone opens it, it really... It has a

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realistic look to it.

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And the ink, because it's active
cultures, if one side of it touches the

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side, like in an envelope, right?

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Then when it opens, the ink will
activate.

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See that? It will fold up on its end.
And the wings release.

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It gives it an animation.

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Now that's not just ink.

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This is just ink, yeah.

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It's ink and cultures.

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So it's just doing... Why is it moving?

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Because the ink is drying and
tightening, and the other part of the

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loosening, so it looks like it's
flapping. When they were making printer

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prevent it from clotting in the heads of
printers, they would put an active

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culture inside of there.

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They'd put a bacteria that was made to
eat the cloth.

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So that bacteria was moving, and on some
pieces of paper it was curling the

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paper.

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They were getting it... Against the legs
that are crawling.

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No, it's not. They're curling.

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Yeah. See how it's just sort of going
back and forth, up and down? If it was a

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real butterfly, it would fly away.

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Well, it's trying to.

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Well, people use them at weddings.

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It's safer than when they throw rice,
because that's bad for birds. But with

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Butterflugen, you can release these, and
then the rain just reduces them back

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down to ink.

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How much is the ink?

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The ink is $300 a cartridge, but it will
do 300 butterflies. So it's a buck,

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buck a butterfly.

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All it makes is butterflies?

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That's all it does, yeah, I know.

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You'd think they'd be able to come up
with more, you know, advanced

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This company is really good that makes
the flu.

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I was doing a demo to show people how it
worked.

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What's good is that it has a flexibility
to it. So, like, here, if you grab the

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in -between right there, you put your
fingers right in here, over here, and

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pull. Go ahead and pull that. See this?

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Pull it all the way.

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Yeah, it's like an accordion.

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So it fits that large.

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I know, but it's tall.

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Right, the sides are soft.

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Yeah, that's the problem.

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Well, no, no, no. What I do, that's just
stage one.

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That's just so that you have access to
open it, right? So I open it. It always

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comes, it has like a plastic lining
inside.

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Okay.

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Here, see here.

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Hang on to that plastic right there.

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Yeah, let me line this up.

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Now, I usually travel, like, with this
much stuff, like, in a carry -on bag.

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know, I put a whole bunch of clothes,
some shoes, right?

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And what I do with this, with the flu
suitcases, I pack my carry -on, because

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work in different places, too.

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So I put the whole carry -on inside the
flu, like that, right?

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And then I never trust the towels at
hotels, because I want them to be my

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So that gets squished all the way inside
there like that.

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And do you travel with a lot of clothes
when you travel?

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Some shoes.

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And boots. This is the one thing that's
so hard.

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Because who wants to travel with boots?
They're so big.

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So I can get them really wedged in
there, you know, all the way inside

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that it goes beyond there like that.

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Oh, and more clothes, too.

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It's like the clown car.

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It is.

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Yeah, when I travel, I try and put as
much stuff in there as I can, you know,

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because you really want to be able to
get away with it.

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You drinking, man?

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Occasionally. Well, that's how I feel,
and I say, you know what, I never know

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what occasion it's going to be when I'm
traveling, so I like to get a little

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something in there, too. If you could
wedge it between the clothes, it's more

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safe. You kind of pack it between two
things.

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Do you see that? Once it's all packed in
there tightly, you put the plastic over

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the top of it. And what's good about
this, kind of like, in a way, a food

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storage bag, you know, where you used to
have to plug those in. But all of the

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electronics to this, all of the
electronics are inside the suitcase.

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So it will actually compress once you
start.

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There it goes.

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Automatically, it compresses all of that
down.

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Do you see how it kind of vacuum -sucks
that in there?

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What's that?

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What happened to everything?

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What happened to everything? It
squirted. Well, it compresses it. It

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compression. Yeah.

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So it's airtight now, so it's super
safe. Look at what it does.

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Everything gets sucked inside of that
plastic.

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You see that?

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So it flattens it down. You see?

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You put all that stuff in there.

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And it became flat. Yeah.

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It has the electronics inside.

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There's still glass, yeah.

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But it won't break it.

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You can't do that.

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That's physically impossible.

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Not if you're pulling the air at the
same time that you're warming the glass.

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See, because it's warming it, it's even
pressure around it.

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Okay. Yeah. That is a cool thing. Yeah,
it's a great thing.

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Well, I don't know why they don't show
it on TV or something or a home shopping

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network or something. Oh, yeah, they
should show it on some kind of

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show. Yeah, really?

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Yeah. Here, hang on to that. I'll go get
you a brochure.

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I'd like to see you take a drink out of
here.

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Yeah, when you cut it open. That's the
first thing I do when I get back to the

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hotel. I'm going to grab you a brochure.
You'll never fly without the flu again.

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I got the flu.

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I got the flu.

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Is this a beard or a hair?

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Both.

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I'm touching the art. I'm touching the
art!

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Is this hard?

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You're doing security, right? Yes. Okay,
good. You wouldn't mind helping me with

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the setup?

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Yeah. Okay.

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Oh, yeah.

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So if you saw this mask, it was supposed
to mean that there was a war coming or

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a battle in your tribe.

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Awesome. Yeah. People would hallucinate
and see the mask in their dreams, and it

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became a horror.

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Mm -hmm.

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Okay.

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Close that up, and the locks are right
next to you there.

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Okay.

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Yeah. So everybody's going kind of crazy
today because we have to set up this

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reception, and they just want it
monitored.

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Yeah. So we might have a couple other
guards come in later, but just until we

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get everything set up, this room can't
be left alone.

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Yeah. Okay.

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Absolutely. Put this right here.

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Good.

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So, well, I'm glad you can help now. So
you can have a seat here.

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Okay. And you'll probably sit there
during the reception, too.

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Okay. There is an exit over here. Okay.
That's the only way out from there and

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way out from there. Okay.

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So other than that, you know, you're
just going to be watching over stuff.

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So just make sure nobody comes in,
nobody comes in. We're fine. All right.

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Awesome. Okay, thank you so much. You're
welcome.

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All right.

336
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Michael, could you come back real quick?

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Sure. Do you need a water or anything?
I'm over by all the refreshments.

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No, thank you. I just have a small
question.

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We're not dreaming, right? Like that we
put a thing in there.

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Sorry? We put... Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa. What happened? What's going on?

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Tell me what happened. What's going on?
All I did was turn around and it wasn't

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there. Did you unlock that? No, I...
Wait a minute. Hold on, hold on, hold

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Who came in this room?

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Nobody.

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But we put a thing in there, right?

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Yeah, yeah, yeah. We put the war map
inside here. Because all I did was sit

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right there and turn around.

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Okay. Hold on one second here.

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Okay.

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Okay, don't panic. Hold on one second.
Hold on. You know what? Come here.

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Let's roll back the security footage.

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Okay, there's you. It's after I left.

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Yeah.

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Is that when it was gone or not gone?

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That was when it was gone.

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And that's when I went to go see if
there was, like... You went behind it

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it was gone?

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Yeah.

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Wait, and that's when I came back in.

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Wait, but... Yeah, the mask is still
there.

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And it's there.

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What?

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Why?

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What?

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00:18:56,410 --> 00:18:59,230
Come on. This is like night at the
museum. I don't like it.

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This is not... I'm not going over there.

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00:19:02,400 --> 00:19:04,800
No? Nope. I'm just not going to do this.

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This was not here.

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It wasn't. So is the war coming?

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It says, enemies would cook atronic
plant life with a peyote -like drug

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warriors to become dazed and drowsy as
they ate.

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And that Mac is...

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Capable of causing the Carbonaro effect.

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Carbonaro effect? Oh, this is that TV
show.

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Do you recognize me?

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I do now. As Michael Carbonaro?

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You're okay. You are so okay.

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00:19:55,240 --> 00:19:58,660
I could spend the rest of my life in
jail for stealing art that I didn't

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steal. Wow.

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00:20:00,120 --> 00:20:03,080
It was like, oh, good thing I didn't
want to graduate college or anything.

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That's fine.