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>> Are your medical bills
through the roof?
>> Are you tired of doctors
always acting like they know so
much?
>> Both: Then you need to call
Johnson & Jesses.
>> We're here to help you
overcome these injustices...
>> Both: At no cost to you.
>> Got a migraine after a car
accident?
Try drinking grape juice.
Reduce something called
serotonin levels that causes
migraines.
Understand.
>> Both: At no cost to you.
>> Burn the roof of your mouth
with hot coffee or pizza?
This makes us so mad.
Tongue and press on the affected
area to cool the pain.
>> If you've suffered a major
injury, call an actual lawyer,
but if you've suffered a minor
scrape or a low-grade ailment,
call Johnson & Jesses.
>> Both: 'Cause we're on your
side.
>> Tonight on "hack my life"...
>> You mind if I manhandle your
melon?
>> We solve all of life's
biggest problems with tiny
tools.
>> Find out how a couple magnets
could save your marriage.
>> [ Gasps ] What?
>> You won't believe how we use
these fuzzy balls.
>> And hate moving?
Well, these hacks will have you
begging for more.
>> Plus, a hack that can save
you thousands on top-shelf
booze.
>> What?
>> "Hack my life"...
Here's to a great hack.
...starts now.
>> Ever lost a ring down the
drain and thought that was
goodbye forever?
>> Oh, don't fret.
We can help you say hello again
to all of your lost bling in
this hack vs. Hack.
So, here's how this
hack vs. Hack works.
Collection of rings that we are
going to dump down our sinks.
We're then gonna go fishing for
exactly one minute, and whoever
comes up with the most treasure
will be declared the winner.
Gonna use the simple wire hanger
and turn it into the fishing
device with a hook on the end.
Make a tiny little hook, 'cause
you need it to fit down the
drain.
>> Let me show you the way the
professionals do it.
>> All right, let's see, Kevin.
I'm sure you've got a great
idea.
>> Magnets and string.
This hack won't work on really
expensive jewelry, but this
works wonders on the kind of
jewelry that I get for my
girlfriend -- the non-pure
stuff.
Fake gold is usually fortified
with copper.
That'll work just fine here.
In it.
>> My boyfriend gave me this.
Can we just --
>> oh, yeah, we can tell.
Oh, yeah, he's my kind of guy.
Mm-hmm.
Time to drop some gems.
>> Let's do this.
>> My belly-button piercing.
>> I don't.
>> I wish you never did!
Goodbye, love.
May the best hack win.
>> You might actually beat me.
Hey.
>> Okay. I just got to --
just -- okay.
3, 2, go fishin'.
You hear that?
[ Rattling ]
The no-look pass.
Oh-ho-ho!
Look at that.
>> Oh, my god!
Yes!
I got some rings.
>> Oh, look at you.
>> Ah!
>> There be treasure in these
pipes.
Mm-hmm.
This is, like, real gold, so my
magnet is useless.
Oh, no.
It's not working.
Wait. Do I have anything?
Oh, god!
>> Oh! You got a prize!
>> Oh, that's not a ring.
>> That thing has teeth.
>> Ugh.
Oh, got some more.
>> 15 seconds.
>> Got some more.
Yes!
I got two more.
Ooh, uh...
>> 5 seconds.
4, 3, 2, and that's it.
That was pretty good.
>> Not a bad haul.
>> What?!
>> This is not bad.
Hold on. Check it out.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
What do you have over there?
>> Oh, I got four.
>> Uno, dos, tres, cuatro.
>> Oh, that's great.
So now we know that I lost in
two languages.
Thank you, Brooke.
>> [ Laughs ]
This hack can retrieve your
actually expensive jewelry.
>> If you have kids and they're
wearing the cheap stuff, go with
the magnets and the string.
I think it works, but not as
well in this hack vs. Hack.
You won.
Congrats to you.
You did it.
>> [ Gasps ] What?
>> Brooke Van poppelen, will you
accept this piece of fake metal
as a sign that you won the
hack vs. Hack challenge?
Take it. Just -- yeah.
You got it.
>> I do always beat you at these
hacks.
[ Breathes deeply ]
>> Sometimes a household item is
so useful, it ascends into the
pantheon of great hacking tools.
Today, we celebrate one that's
truly become a hack all-star --
the tennis ball.
Sure, they're bouncy and fun to
play with, but these balls score
big in the game of life.
Tennis balls can help a portly
pet.
With a ball in his bowl, fido
can slow down as he chows down.
Who's a good boy?
All-star.
Clean scuff marks the lazy
person's way.
Cut open a tennis ball and pop
it onto the end of a broomstick
handle to create a convenient
dirt eraser.
All-star.
Got little kids?
Cut and put tennis balls on
table corners for sporty baby
bumpers.
Keep eyes safe and tables
looking ballerific.
All-star.
Stop struggling with stuck jar
lids.
Use half a tennis ball to help
pry them open like a champ.
All-star.
Keep losing stuff?
Attach a suction cup to a cut
tennis ball, and keep him by the
door.
Bonus -- you'll make a new
friend!
Literally!
All-star.
Tennis balls, you've bounced
your way into our all-star
hall of fame.
Aces!
>> Anybody have a hack for a
bike seat?
>> We hit the streets with
hidden cameras to test america's
hacktitude.
>> That doesn't look right.
Plus...
You guys like vodka.
>> Yes.
Drinkers of america, rejoice!
Top-shelf liquor is cheaper
than ever before.
>> Oh, my god! O0 c1
>> sometimes, ordinary people do
extraordinary things, all in the
name of hacking.
Take Mark.
Today, he's helping his
co-worker Kathy move.
Mark's had a crush on her since
they locked eyes at the copy
machine.
This is his big chance to win
her heart, because he...
Is a hack hero!
Kathy is struggling to lift
those awkward boxes.
Mark Springs into action,
cutting holes into the boxes to
make instant carrying handles.
Way to get a handle on Kathy's
box.
Zoiks!
What's this?
Kathy's stack of plates is a
recipe for disaster.
Harnessing the padding power of
Kathy's kitchen towels, Mark
repacks her dishes vertically.
Now Kathy's China will stay as
fine as she is.
>> Mmm.
>> [ Wolf-whistles ]
>> Now that Kathy's all packed,
Mark's ready to take on the
dreaded stairs.
Fear not, Kathy.
Our hack hero has a secret
weapon.
Using extra cardboard boxes and
some tape, our hero hacks
together a simple slide that
will have Kathy's stuff sailing
downstairs in no time.
It's a box, it's a bear...
It's a hack!
For his final feat, Mark leaves
some self-addressed, stamped
envelopes with Kathy's new
address on them so that when the
new tenants arrive, they'll
know where to send any extra
mail.
Oh, Mark, you think of
everything.
[ Doorbell rings ]
But wait.
Who's this?
Our hack hero's arch-Nemesis --
the elusive boyfriend.
Has the evil boyfriend thwarted
our hero's plans once again?
Hold on a second.
It looks like there might be
hope for Mark after all.
Hack on, hack hero.
Hello, there, friends!
Welcome to the hacker's lounge.
>> Nothing says classy like
paying $200 for a bottle of
fancy imported vodka.
>> But don't you wonder if
splurging for the top-shelf
stuff is actually worth it?
>> Well, I'm not so sure, but I
am ready to find out in this
newest spot the hack.
>> What's wrong with you?
>> I'm drunk.
In this spot the hack, we're
going to ask bar patrons if they
can taste the difference between
top-shelf vodka...
>> Or the stuff that I drink.
We are going to hack it.
>> Thank god.
>> Folks at home, get a pen and
paper.
You want to take your vodka, you
want to pour it into a pitcher
that has a charcoal filter.
>> Okay. And then...
>> You want to cycle it through
about four times to remove out
all the congeners.
>> What's that?
>> Congeners are impurities that
are introduced during the
process of fermentation, and
this supposedly will filter
those out.
Let's get it back in the bottle,
get some folks in here, and see
if they can spot the hack.
Hey, guys!
>> Hey, there.
>> Hello. How are you?
>> You guys like vodka.
>> Yes.
>> So, why do you choose more
expensive vodka?
>> Avoid the hangover.
>> It's smoother.
>> We have a hack today.
We've tried to take plastic-jug
vodka, we filtered it, and
supposedly, that's gonna make it
taste as good as the top-shelf
stuff.
These guys.
They work in a bar.
And how long have you been
bartending?
>> Five years.
>> You guys think you can taste
the difference?
>> Probably.
>> I think so.
>> Let's jump in, shall we?
Let's start with the yellow
tray.
Wow. He just took the whole
thing down.
>> Burn wasn't that bad.
>> The burn wasn't bad.
>> Smooth.
>> I don't think it was smooth.
>> I have heartburn, but I drank
the whole thing.
[ Laughter ]
>> Now for the shots from the
blue tray.
>> Ugh!
>> That was bad.
>> I thought that was better.
>> Yeah? [ Laughs ]
Oh. There's a quiver here.
'Cause it tastes so good?
>> It tastes extremely bad.
>> I think this one was smoother
than that.
>> Yeah.
>> The blue tray is smoother
than the yellow tray.
>> Yes, yes.
>> So, the million-dollar
question is, do you think you
know which of these was the
hacked vodka?
>> I would say yellow, too.
>> I would still say blue.
>> I would say blue, too.
>> The blue is the hack.
>> The yellow's the hack.
>> I think it's the yellow one.
>> I think so, too.
>> I think the blue one.
>> I think the yellow is the
hack.
>> Okay.
>> The yellow. Absolutely.
>> Should we tell them?
>> No.
[ Laughter ]
The blue shots were, in fact...
The hack.
>> What?
>> No!
>> 7 people thought the
top-shelf vodka was our hacked
vodka.
>> Oh, and you're gonna feel
that tomorrow.
[ Both laugh ]
Clearly, this hack worked.
People couldn't spot it.
You can totally filter your
vodka into tasting like the
pricey stuff.
>> Together: Cheers!
>> Here's to a great hack.
>> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
>> Oh, so good.
Cheap vodka is filled with
impurities -- unwanted
byproducts of fermentation that
taste bad and cause nasty
hangovers.
But an activated charcoal filter
can help.
As the booze passes through,
carbon molecules bind to the
carbon in the filter, so vodka
comes out cleaner and tastier.
Plus, you dodge that horrible
hangover the next day.
>> Whew!
>> Thanks, filters!
>> Coming up...
>> Need a hack for a bike seat.
>> We go undercover to see what
strangers can hack together on
the street.
[ Bell dings ]
>> Look out!
Plus, forget Ben & Jerry's.
We've got ice-cream hacks
that'll turn you into the dairy
queen.
>> [ Gasps ]
This is better than sex. O0 c1
>> The gin & tonic -- instigator
of hangovers the world over!
Make one, but did you also know
it was a hack from history?
India, the 1800s.
The British empire rules.
Malaria ravages the nation.
The only viable treatment --
quinine, a medicine that
practically tastes like [bleep]
Doctors attempt to dilute the
stuff into tonic water, but
subjects refuse to take their
medicine until an idea dawns on
a British soldier, who probably
had a drinking problem.
>> [ British accent ] Hang on a
minute, mate.
What if we put gin in this?
>> You always say that.
>> Eureka!
The natural flavors of gin
disguise the bitterness of tonic
water, treating malaria and
getting people drunk all at
once.
>> Jolly good show, mate.
>> Cheers!
>> Which brings us to today.
The g&t remains beloved by
drinkers young and old.
It's still used to medicate but
only to fill the hole in one's
soul.
The gin & tonic, a truly
intoxicating hack from history.
>> Personally, I have no problem
eating chocolate hazelnut spread
straight out of the jar, but if
you're looking to take your
chocolate game to the next
level, I've got some hacks that
will turn one jar of chocolate
hazelnut spread into two
seemingly sophisticated
desserts.
You're welcome.
Make flourless brownies.
>> Mmm!
Flourless brownies.
So let's get crackin'.
[ Chuckles ]
Yep.
I like to do it on the
countertop.
I think that's how chefs do it.
I have no idea.
All right, I cracked all four
eggs.
Now you're gonna take your
electric hand mixer.
[ Motor whirring ]
[ Gasps ]
This is better than sex.
So, these eggs are nice and
fluffy.
And then I'm gonna take a
spatula to just mix it together.
Good for gluten-free people,
which is what I'm supposed to
be, but I eat gluten all the
time, and it's a real fart party
in my pants.
[ Laughter ]
Next, I'm gonna take a baking
pan, which is lined with
parchment paper, and I'm just
going to drizzle it into the
pan.
>> Ahh.
>> Have your oven preheated at
350 degrees, and let it bake for
about 20 to 30 minutes.
[ Cheers and applause ]
We're gonna make dessert number
two.
Mmm!
Chocolate ice cream.
Banana and what's left of your
chocolate hazelnut spread.
Take your frozen banana chunks
and throw them in a food
processor.
Let's turn this on.
[ Motor whirring ]
Okay. Now I'm gonna add what's
left of this awesomeness.
You just want to blend it till
it's smooth.
It doesn't get easier than that.
Check 'er out.
You've got hacked chocolate ice
cream using bananas and your
chocolate hazelnut spread.
Who am I kidding?
I'm just gonna eat this whole
tray.
Yeah. Mm-hmm.
♪ Someone has to start
weight watchers tomorrow ♪
[ Laughter and applause ]
>> Check, check, 1, 2.
Oh, hey!
Oh-ho! Lucky day!
Nobody stole my bike, but
somebody made off with my seat,
which is exactly why we've got
hidden cameras everywhere -- to
see what hacks regular people
can invent on the street.
This is lend me a hack.
Anybody have a hack for a bike
seat?
Your hat, maybe?
It's a great cap.
It would be much more
comfortable than this.
Nobody walks around with a spare
bike seat.
Guess it's not on trend.
For a bike seat?
>> I can give you a binder.
>> Anything would be better than
this right now.
Maybe I could secure it with my
shoelace or something.
>> Here you go.
>> Okay.
Is that even going?
Let's see.
Like that?
Oh. Oh!
Ah!
Okay, that's really wobbly.
Oh, this is not gonna work.
Yeah, that's not working.
I made a mess of my shoe, made a
mess of his notebook, and I made
a mess of my genitals.
[ Buzzer ]
You have a bike seat on you?
No.
Miss, sorry to bother.
Do you have anything I could use
as a bike seat?
>> Got some groceries.
I don't know if there's anything
in there that you can sit on.
>> You mind if I manhandle your
melon?
What if I buy it off of you
right now?
I've only got twenties, but...
>> That's great.
>> $20 melon. Thank you.
I'm just gonna.
Okay.
I hope this doesn't split
straight through.
That doesn't look right,
does it?
>> No.
>> That looks really bad.
>> Sorry.
>> Well, it could seem like it
might've worked, right?
Here, I'll tell you what.
If you want to give me my twenty
back...
[ Buzzer ]
You guys have an extra bike seat
by any chance? No?
Okay.
You guys look like you can lend
me a hack for a bike seat.
Yeah, yeah.
All right, so let's try it.
This thing does have little
holes in the top.
Like there?
>> Uh-huh.
And then -- yeah, strap it, and
then just...
>> Maybe I was sitting on the
solution the entire time.
You think that's gonna hold?
>> I mean, it'll get you where
you got to go.
>> Would you hop on that thing?
>> If I have to.
>> [ Laughing ]
I'm gonna give this a try.
Appreciate it.
Oh, that is --
that's way more comfortable than
the alternative.
>> Yeah, right.
>> Guys, this is a great hack.
Thank you.
>> No problem.
>> I'm off. I can't ride a bike
for [bleep] but I'm out of here.
And I'm gonna die!
Oh!
[ Bell dings ] Look out!
It's a hack!
>> Coming up...
>> Eh?
>> America gets down and dirty
with tips for keeping clean.
>> Look at that going!
Tumblr's hack mail is next. O0
>> [ sniffing ]
Ahh. Nothing better than a bunch
of flowers.
>> Yeah. Wow.
I love the smell of roses.
>> But you don't want these in
your life, Brooke!
Because in mere moments, this
turns to this gunky, disgusting
mess.
So this is the time when we turn
to you, the people, to offer up
your best vase-cleaning hacks in
a segment we call
tumblr's hack mail.
Hack #1 comes to us from
MacKenzie from Boston.
MacKenzie writes...
Cut up a small piece of sponge,
put a slit into it to turn it
into, like, a sponge pocket.
>> [ Chuckles ] My p.O. Would be
very upset if he knew I had one
of these right now.
>> We're gonna take this little
magnet here, gonna insert it
into said pocket, take a magnet
on the outside, and then they
use that to sort of maneuver the
sponge on the inside.
Clean vase, here we go!
>> Here we go.
>> Okay.
>> Sort of ingenious.
Okay. I'm getting these little
bits up here.
Oh, there we go.
>> Oh!
>> Oh!
>> Submerged!
>> And the polarization has been
disrupted by soap and water.
Hack #2.
Rebecca, from Providence,
Rhode Island...
>> Hey, Becca.
>> Hey, girl!
...she writes...
>> That one makes total sense to
me.
A handful of rice.
>> Just a squirt.
>> Ooh!
>> That's probably enough.
>> Okay.
I believe in you, Becky.
You're gonna swish it around,
it's gonna be abrasive, it's
gonna loosen up any dirt.
>> ♪ Duh, da na na ♪
Okay.
Now it's nice and clean, in
case, you know, maybe one of
your co-hosts wants to give you
some flowers.
>> I'm a feminist, Brooke.
I believe a woman can buy her
own flowers.
>> Hack #3.
Dr. Tony, from Connecticut.
He says...
Let's fill it halfway.
>> I'm gonna assume that we're
gonna put the denture tablet
inside of the vase.
>> Ja.
>> Look at that going!
>> This is kind of fun.
The fizzing itself is moving
around some of the plant
sediment.
>> Let me get in there with this
toothbrush.
>> You're gonna come into a
little bit of a roadblock with
the fact that your toothbrush
isn't even long enough...
>> Yeah.
>> ...to get the stuff down at
the bottom.
>> No.
All right, so let's walk through
it.
Hack #1, we had the magnets and
the sponge.
We did not have any success with
that.
>> Not really.
>> Next, Dr. Tony, he recommends
a toothbrush and some denture
tablets.
Problem is that, unlike rice,
I don't know how many people
have this stuff lying around.
>> Right.
And finally, hack #2 was really
straightforward.
All you needed was some rice and
some water.
>> Stuff that you probably have
lying around your house.
>> Right. And you can use brown
rice if you like a healthy hack.
>> So let's do it.
Let's award the hack seal of
approval.
>> Congratulations, Rebecca.
You get our hack seal of
approval.
>> And if any of you want a
chance to have your hacks on the
show, it's so easy.
>> Oh, it's so easy.
>> Just go to
hackmylifetrutv.tumblr.com.
Send us your hacks, and maybe
we'll be sending a seal of
approvalyour
[ chuckles ]
>> ♪ We're gonna make some
kick-ass chocolate ice cream ♪
♪ h-h-h-hell yeah ♪
♪ who needs a boyfriend when you
got chocolate ice cream? ♪
It's a big hit on the radio
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