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Hey, I'm Michael Carbonaro. Welcome to
the Carbonaro Effect, and in addition,

call cause and effect.

Gonna break the mold a little bit here
tonight.

You're gonna see all new material, and
we're gonna show you some never -before

-seen footage, things we never usually
show you on the show. It's gonna be a

little scary, a little exciting. I think
you're gonna like it.

Check it out.

Hey, what can I get you? Michael
Carbonaro has an effect on people.

Hiding in plain sight. How you guys
doing? He makes them fall for the

impossible.

They remember how to be tied.

This is the Carbonaro Effect.

How are you? How are you? I'm cute.

One of the things I love about this show
is how people are just willing to

believe in the craziest of things. Even
if I, like, break the laws of physics,

people are willing to just go with it as
long as I believe in it, too.

All right, you ever work in sports
memorabilia before?

No. Oh, okay.

It's an easy enough job.

Today we're going to be shipping off a
sports bottle, it looks like, and a Pete

Sambers ball.

Are you a big sports fan?

Kind of. Kind of?

Oh, yeah?

Yeah. You know, well, this is a Joe
Namath sports drink bottle.

Really? Yeah, fine.

Isn't that cool? Apparently he was one
of the, yeah.

Wow. Cool, right?

Someone's paying like $2 ,500 for this
bottle.

I know. I know.

I got a box here.

Oh, no, right here is good because then
you can bring the stuff in the back when

I'm finished. Okay. Yeah.

I don't know about you, but I don't
think I'd be paying $2 ,500 for a sports

bottle, right? No.

No way.

Oh,

seriously. So that.

And then we've got a ball.

You a tennis fan?

No. This one's signed by Pete Sampras.

And this guy gets $500 a ball.

Can you imagine?

He makes, like, tons of them.

So this is one order.

Yeah, one order.

Oh, no, you're right. You're right. It's
two orders.

So it goes in separate boxes.

Okay. And so for the glass, is this the
only filler for it? We can probably set

the whole thing. But unwrap the bottle
because the bottle's going separately.

Okay. And I'll get a box for the ball.

I'm going to find a small box.

Did I miss something?

What's that? Oh, the lid? Oh.

No, how did the ball get in there?

Oh, well, that's bizarre.

That's crazy.

Hang on a second.

Well, wait, did it come out of there?

How did it get in there?

I don't know, because it doesn't...
What?

It couldn't have... That's not possible.

What?

Let me get... Let me see if I can get my
manager. See if you can get that out.

I'll be... Wait a minute.

Rick? Oh my gosh, that poor girl. Kelly,
I'm sorry. I left her there for like an

hour trying to get that ball out of the
bottle.

I'm just kidding. Half hour. 45 minutes.

Top.

Now here's something.

Submitted for your approval. Trevor, an
ordinary man trying to check into an

ordinary hotel when suddenly things go a
bit... backwards?

Welcome, Mr.

Olapur. Olapur?

That's backwards, man. That's pretty
crazy.

Olapur Rover.

Olapur Rover?

Oh, it's backwards?

Yeah. Oh, my gosh.

You know what? It might be the strip on
your card. Have you ever had the strip

on your card reversed before?

Wow. That's probably what it is. It
happens all the time. When it runs

the system, it comes up backwards.

Weird. It's an easy fix here. I'll fix
it for you.

They reverse like in ATMs or... Huh.

Let's see.

Let me just flip it back the right way.

There you go. Yeah, they twist around.

Let me give that another try.

Wow. All right. That's... That's right.

Excellent. Well, welcome to the Georgian
Terrace.

What in the world?

Hmm? What was that? Like, you feel
the... Yeah, the strip.

It flips over in a lot of different
machines. How did you peel it off?

I peeled it off to turn it around so
that it's facing the right way.

It doesn't peel off? Yeah, once it's put
back in place the correct way, it

should stay there for at least 30 days.

If you notice it coming up backwards, it
means it got flipped, and then you'll

be able to just peel it up and switch it
around.

All right, I'm a little confused.

I know, me too.

See you later, Trevor.

Carbonaro backwards?

Oronobroc?

I figured that out all by myself.

Thank you.

You know, some people ask me if any of
the tricks that I do, do I wish that

were really possible? And the answer is
yes. I wish all of them were really

possible, especially this next one.

Now, Fallon here, she let it slip that
this was her first time in a dry

cleaner's.

Big mistake.

It's your first time in a dry cleaner.
I'm going to show you how to do some of

the secret techniques here.

You stuff it all inside the bag.

Not a lot of people know about this
technique. This is a really good one

There we go.

Get that shirt in there for you.

And when they're all bunched up in there
like that, sort of like the flip

technique. Watch.

All right. You hit them on the seam.

Got you.

No way. Yeah.

Get him?

What is it?

No. Isn't that great?

No. Yep.

Most clothes that are made now have
pressure points on the seams, so it's

hitting them in the right spots, even
inside of a bag.

Hi, I'm Michael Carbonaro. Welcome back
to The Carbonaro Effect. In a moment,

I'm going to ask you to place your palm
on your television screen. Do it now.

You're actually going to start to feel
the heat from my palm touching your

And if anyone believed that, even for
half a second, that's why our show

See, people, they believe in things,
especially technology. Because

is happening all around us. We don't
know how it works. It just works, right?

Like, take Elizabeth here.

She thought she was coming to work for
me and my boss, Jack, for the day, and

she ended up learning a few high -tech
office secrets.

Get the storage closet key from Michael.

Storage closet key? I'm sorry, right on
the desk in front of the yellow pad. Is

it not there?

It's like a little green key.

No. All right, we have an office port
machine.

So, with teletags, so you can retrieve
it if you want.

Oh, have you not seen one of those
before?

Oh, here, here, here, I'll show you how
this works.

Okay.

Yeah, it's a little office port machine,
so you put teletags on it. You know,

these are like coded barcodes, so if you
lose something, you can retrieve it in

the machine. You know how, like, they
have a find my phone, if you lose your

phone, you can find it again?

Uh -huh. Yeah, so the key we lose more
than anything, so it just goes inside

there, and then just puts it, and then
you can...

retrieve the key because it has the
teletag on it.

We got the key?

Yeah.

I will bring the boxes in. You can help
me pack it up. Well, Elizabeth, you stay

with me.

Yeah, I'll bring them in. They're heavy.
So I'll bring them in.

Where did you get the key from?

It was already in here?

No, no, no. It's coded.

It's coded so anything you put a teletag
on comes back into the machine.

You've not heard of that?

Never in my life. Really?

Oh, it's like all over the internet.

Why? It's like people put them on their
keys. Some people have these little mini

ones for jewelry and stuff.

Yeah, so that if you lose it, you can
bring it back.

Oh, wow. That's crazy. It's pretty cool,
right? Yeah. Yeah.

I've been buying lunch with the same $20
bill for the whole week that I ruined

it. Oh, no.

Yeah, once they show this to me, because
I'll put a little teller tag on it, and

it will be the same bill.

What?

So, can you show me that again?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I'll show you. And
it's the same one.

Let me see your name tag.

Look at this.

We'll put this on here.

And come over here.

Okay. I'm going to open this drawer.

They just paid for lunch, and that's the
cash register.

Okay? Stand in front of that drawer.

I pay for lunch.

I come back to the office.

Close the register.

Yep. And stay right there.

Right? And then look at this.

Just look.

When I come back to the office, I press
the button, they'll go check.

Open.

No way.

Yes. How does that even work?

It has the teletag on it. Look. But how
does that even transport?

It has, well, and the key, too, because
it had the teletag on it. Don't get me

drunk. What?

Knock it off. Oh, the key. I'm sorry.

We cannot use that for money. No, I was
showing her that we do it with money. I

don't really use it for money.

I want to talk to you. Okay.

Okay. Here, would you give him the key?

Give him the key. It's not a toy.

Knock it off. I will. Okay.

He's crazy.

Do me a favor.

Count like five seconds, then press the
button.

Okay. And open it again.

Okay? Really? Yeah, just like five
seconds.

He's going to go, no, no, no, just five
seconds.

Or ten.

I'm going to break the rules and tell
you how I did that last one.

I secretly put a real teleporter inside
the weird bagel maker looking

thingy.

So now you know.

You can show your friends that one.

Okay. Joke for you. How many hands does
it take to screw in a light bulb?

Answer? One. As long as it's a right
hand and not a left bulb.

What? Confused? Yes.

And so was my friend Michael here, who
was hired to help out with a few home

repairs. And I think the lessons were
illuminating.

Can you stand here? You can reach this,
right? Yeah.

Okay, let me get a bowl.

And... There you go.

Sure.

Got it?

Yep. All right, I think that worked.

No?

Not on?

No.

It's secured in there.

Is it tight?

Mm -hmm. You know, this is so weird.

Maybe a different one? No, no, no, that
should be it.

Tight?

Yes. These old houses sometimes, they're
like short.

Because that's the new bulb.

I mean, it doesn't look shot or blown or
anything.

Oh, wait a minute. That one illuminates,
though.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's what it is.

There's a left -handed bowl?

What side is that on? Is that left?

I don't know how you determine what...
This one is not...

Yeah, the same as... This one is... This
is a left -handed bowl.

Are you lefty?

No. Okay. But I think I can figure it
out.

There we go.

No?

Oh, wait, I'm holding it in my left
hand. Right hand, and then... You get

Yeah. What hand did you touch it with?

Left. Yeah, the left -handed bulb.

Oh, I... How does that work?

These old houses are all wired for
specific left -handed, right -handed

Okay. Yeah, so that should work now.

Yeah, so if it's a left -handed bulb,
there's a little L on the bottom.

Oh, all right. And then when you screw
it in, you have to...

Screw it with your left hand. I have no
idea. I think it's the thumb.

Okay. How does it actually, how does it
know you have your left hand?

I think it's the way you turn something.

Your thumb is pushing it a certain way.

Like these old houses, all the wiring is
crazy.

It has to be so specific.

Check that again for me. I'll be right
back. I'll get some more right -handed

bulbs.

Oh my gosh, that's so mean that I just
leave him there.

You know, every now and then I meet some
people that I feel like I can get away

with saying anything to them. And I love
these people. Like Kathia and her

friend Ray. I could have spent the
entire afternoon with these two.

Take a look.

Well, you're eating grapes. It's kind of
like wine.

This machine makes either red or white
wine.

Not out of grapes, but out of raisins.

Do you want to see red or white wine?

Red. Red wine.

Okay. Then we would use these raisins.
These are a Malbec raisin.

Put these inside here.

It uses fresh raisins instead of using
grapes because, you know, good wines are

really aged.

Right.

Well, raisins are like aged grapes.

So it goes inside here and this
recreates the process of being fermented

barrel with speed. And it's pretty
quiet. Listen.

And you have fresh wine.

Isn't that something?

Yeah. And what's good about it is
raisins make a nice aged wine.

Here, why don't you try that? Wow.

Hey, Roy, he's making wine over here.

Well, he's a good thing. That's a fresh
glass of wine.

And you just have to be careful if you
get one of these. The longer you press

this down, the more alcohol it will
extract from the raisin. Uh -oh.

Yeah.

So I just did it very lightly.

I know. Are you driving?

Yeah. If you just, just for five
seconds, you could make a very light

wine. If you hold it longer, if you're
like going to be just in for the night,

like to let that mother go for like two
minutes.

When it's homemade, it's better.

Hey, Michael Carbonaro here. Thanks for
watching The Carbonaro Effect.

Right now, we're going to show you some
never -before -seen footage, things we

never usually show you here.

I get a lot of people who ask me, do
things ever not go as you planned?

And the short answer is yes.

Take Faye, for example, here.

Faye, as you'll see, is completely
amazed by the wonder of my magic, except

she's not at all.

It ends up becoming more like a visit
from a favorite grandma.

Take a look.

So that's for you, right?

Are you picking that up today?

No, no.

No, I'm just having copies made of my
pictures.

Oh, you're not picking this up today?

No, I'm not forced to get anything like
that. Oh, this one's for me. This says

open on site.

I have these sent from South America
because the way they package these

you know, they invert the air inside so
it keeps the fruit fresh.

Oh, I have to get that dressed and do
that.

Okay, she wants to get the address,
because that's impressive, right? That a

company would deliver a watermelon in a
flat box. Did you not see the... It's

amazing what some people don't notice
that's right in front of them. Oh, yeah.

You know? I'm a wise old woman. Yep. Do
you still feel that?

Feel cold and fresh.

I literally have no idea what to do now,
so... Should I cut it open and have a

piece together?

I would love that. Let's do it.

You know? I would love that. Let's get
right in there.

There you go. Pardon my fingers all over
that, but it's for you. Oh, great.

Yeah.

It's good, right?

Fresh.

You can't get them that fresh anywhere
else.

When it's flat, it's fresh.

I didn't have the heart to tell her that
it wasn't real.

I sent her a fruit basket squished in a
pizza box.

Sometimes on the show, we also deal with
just the plain bizarre.

Earlier this season, I impressed a
coffee shop customer by re -beaning

grounds back into beans.

Well, there was another customer,
Sylvia.

She'd been there, done that, wasn't
impressed at all. In fact, she was more

experienced, it seemed, at re -beaning
than I was.

Take a look.

Here, I'm going to show you.

I know how it works. You do? Yeah. Oh,
okay. I used to have a coffee shop.

Oh, okay, yeah.

You used to run it through? Yeah. More
than once? Yeah. How many times did you

do it?

It depended on the bean, you know. Yeah.
Where'd you get your re -beating oil

from?

I don't even remember. It was so long
ago.

Yeah. Really?

Seriously, though? Really? Did you hear
that?

Tell me if I'm doing this right.

A few drops onto the grounds, right?
That's enough.

That's enough? You don't need that much.

Okay. But now I'm going to actually turn
them into beans, and let's watch her

brain get fried, right?

Oh, yeah.

Ta -da.

Wow, that's great.

I remember.

Yeah, you did remember.

All right, I'm going to sit down. Oh,
okay, great. And I'll get your beans for

you, and we'll all wake up from this
nightmare.

Hook, line, and fail.

Welcome back to the Carbonaro Effect.
I'm Michael Carbonaro.

You know, some of my favorite moments on
this show, it's not when I'm tricking

people or fooling them. It's actually
when I get to reveal to them that

on a show. Let them off the hook. That's
when they go crazy and I see the really

big smiles. I really get to meet them.

And you guys don't always get to see
that stuff.

So I thought I would show you here some
of my most favorite reveals.

Take a look.

Yeah, it's like, I think it's something
that a certain time of day, things can

look different reflectively. I don't
know about that. It's called the

effect. Have you heard of that? I don't
know what it was, but that was really

strange. You never heard of that before,
the Carbonaro effect? No. Oh, it's also

the name of a hidden camera magic TV
show?

Is that what you're doing? Is that what
you're on right now?

Oh my God!

I told you!

Have you heard of that? The Carbonaro
effect?

Oh, it's also the name of a hidden
camera magic TV show.

Are you being serious right now? I'm
being serious right now, yes.

Oh my God!

It's like photosynthesis, but it's more
like a, what is that called? Oh, hidden

camera magic TV show.

That you're all on right now. Oh my God.

Yeah, the way they say the movements
look so realistic, it's a kind of

called the Carbonaro Effect.

It's also the name of a hidden camera
magic TV show.

Oh, like a... Like the one you're on
right now.

Oh, no, it's not.

Oh, yes, it is. Oh, no, it's not. Oh,
yes, it is. No, it's not. Yes, it is.

it's not.

Yes, it is. No, it's not.

Oh, yes.

This, my friend, is a duck.