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Hey, how you doing today? Michael Carbonaro has an effect on people.

nuts. That's cool.

Oh my gosh!

Hiding in plain sight.

Michael, nice to meet you. He makes them fall for the impossible.

The best thing to do is just pick them up by the tail.

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Oh my gosh!

This is the Carbonaro Effect.

This looks pretty real.

It's set up here.

Couldn't this be in the front, though?

You don't like measuring things like this, do you?

Well, that's two and a half feet.

Hey, how are you?

I am a family.

He means one that's 12 feet, not two that equal 12 feet.

Oh, oh, okay, okay. So you've got two.

Six -foot extension cords. You want a 12 -foot extension cord? Yeah. Okay.

You know, these are interchangeable.

Yeah, but he's really... Is he really?

No, I mean like a six -foot.

I mean, they're six and six together. It might plug them together, but literally

he wants one.

Oh, okay.

Well, you don't have to plug them together, you know.

Here,

you could line them up like this.

Here, hold that.

They're lined up.

Yeah, these are the ones.

So they're both, yeah, they're both equal six feet.

Right. So tell them you twist these together like this. Okay. And you don't

to lock it in because they have pressure points on it because they're universal.

So you want to squeeze those together.

Okay. Yeah.

And you'll feel it kind of snap in, and then they'll be, huh? What did you just

do? Well, this could be a 12 -foot because it's interchangeable.

And then you can use this for whatever you need it for.

You know what I mean?

This people just use to like plug in a phone or something.

And then that'll be, that's 12 feet.

Yeah, they're all interchangeable.

It pulls. I'm not crazy.

You just have two cords.

This is 12 feet now.

Right? You said you didn't want two six feet. Six foot and six foot.

How did you do that?

They're interchangeable. It's a universal interchangeable cord.

Because what happens is, is if you plug two cords in together, like a six foot

and a six foot, and something pulls on it, that's going to unplug.

Okay. So that's why you want a full 12 foot one without any brakes in it, so

that if someone pulls on it, it's not going to snap in the middle.

Okay. So you just want the one 12.

Okay. Yeah. So however you want it. You could do it as a 12, or you could do it

as two six feet.

Okay. And if you need any more, you just add them on.

Okay. Yeah.

So... Is one 12 -foot what you want? Yeah. Okay. So, yeah, and you can have

this. Okay. People use this, like, you know, if you want to... Sometimes you're

going to move the coffee pot a little closer to the toaster, and you just need

that little extra.

Hi, how are you doing?

Oh, hey.

Oh, great.

Thank you. Yes.

Oh, my gosh.

I'm so hungry.

Yeah. How old are you?

27, 77.

Spring roll is ready for you.

Oh, spring roll is free? Yeah. Oh, great. Spring roll is free. Thank you.

That's nice.

And here we go.

Sausage chicken.

Oh, sausage beef. Sausage beef.

Great.

And... What is this?

Basil crab roll. Ah, basil and crab roll.

Yeah.

And these are... Oh, I know.

Is that... Yeah? Whoa, whoa, whoa.

What?

What is this?

Yeah, I don't know.

Are these fresh?

Yeah. Yeah?

Oh, wow. Okay.

Yeah, maybe... Oh, is this bouncing? Like vibration or something?

Yeah. Oh, okay. Good, good, good. Yeah.

As long as they're not... Okay, yeah. That looks good. It's fresh stuff,

Yeah. That's good.

What?

What is going on?

Huh? Why, why?

Is that crabs?

Yeah, I don't know why.

Do you guys use live crabs?

I don't know why today you make this one for questions.

Do you want to get... Just don't let them pinch you.

Oh, yeah. Do they make them like that to be fresh?

Yeah, I don't know.

I'm cold.

Oh, okay. Well, I mean, I like fresh stuff.

This one you try. Oh, no.

Well, you know...

It's okay with me. I do love fresh stuff.

You want to do this one? Yeah, I'll take them like this. This will probably be

really tasty. I wish I didn't break them out of the rolls.

I'm professional.

Are you going to take a picture?

Yeah. Okay.

Here's 40.

Okay. Because I appreciate being so fresh.

Okay. Thanks so much for that.

Okay, okay. Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Okay. Yeah.

What do we got over here? Hey, people come visiting.

How many people are visiting?

I think four of them. Four of these?

Got it. Let's see here.

I'm going to take it off the ring. Is that okay?

As long as you can get it back on. I'm pretty good at that. That's what I do.

This one here.

There you are.

Is this a house?

Yes.

That's going to be this guy over here.

All right. I just want to see.

I'm just learning how to do this. Oh, no.

No, don't say that.

No, I'm going to do good. I'm going to do good.

My dad was a keysmith. So here, will you hold that just like that? I'm going to

look and make sure we got that measured up there nicely.

If you look here.

It curves in like that. So we've got one, two, then two little guys in that

And if you don't cut it right, you know, if you try and do this and it doesn't

get cut right, and you miss just that little piece right there, someone might

think it's finished, but then it won't actually open the door.

So we'll be able to cut that one. Let me just give it a try.

I'll do this by hand.

It's better by hand when you do it.

Right?

Yeah, let's see.

Let's see.

Yeah, look at that.

You see that?

I got the little nubs right there, and it matches down. A machine can't do that

like that.

How do you do that?

My dad taught me how to do it that way. It's the original way that they would

make keys.

It was an art. That's not electric.

No, no, hand done.

My dad got carpal tunnel from doing this for years and years.

Is he a locksmith?

Yeah, he's a keysmith.

That's different. Very different. You don't see a lot of keysmiths anymore.

I've never seen another one.

Yeah. It's like a true shoemaker.

It is. It's like a true shoemaker.

Yeah. You hardly see them anymore.

So I was going to open my own shop one day, you know, just hand -cut keys.

Yeah. That would be kind of cool.

But this just gets me a little.

So you really want four of these?

Yeah.

Okay. Can I take a quick break?

Yeah, I guess. Okay. Just give me a minute. I'm going to run my hand out of

water because it sparks.

I'll be right back.

It doesn't sound like anything.

You know, I love working here. I get to learn about some crazy things. Like, our

boss, Rich, has found this.

And he was trying to get them to remake this, and nobody is interested in

remaking it.

Oh, this is an old denutter that they made in the 70s.

What is a denutter? You guys have peanut allergies?

Yeah. A lot of people come here and they have allergies.

So we have here.

Actually, well, if you don't have peanut allergies, you should take this here.

You want to try it? Yeah. They're homemade chocolate -covered peanuts.

I'm going to pass. You're going to pass? Yeah, sorry.

Here, I'll show you.

Obviously, there's a little peanut inside.

It's the center of it.

So the Denutter was a product made in the 70s that the

inventor's son had a peanut allergy.

It looks like a salad spinner.

Well, you know, before there were salad spinners, there was the Denutter.

And a salad spinner was actually made off of this design.

So what you can do with this, which is great, and for our customers, we use it

all the time. I'll put in two big scoops of our chocolate -covered peanuts here.

Just like the salad spinner design.

Spin it.

And then you know when it's ready.

Pops up.

See that?

Leave them all in there? Yeah. Okay.

So now those guys, those guys are hollow. The peanuts are separate.

You're kidding me.

Yeah. How did that happen? Well.

It separates them, so now the peanuts... But how did it get out of there

without... What?

I know. Oh, my God.

There is sorcery at play.

Yeah. So it gets the nuts right out without breaking through the chocolate.

That's not possible.

Yeah, it's a metal base.

There's, like, iron in peanuts, and it's something with the way it spins, and it

gets them through.

So... What?

That's exactly what I thought when he was showing me how to do this. I was

give me a break. And then I'm like, okay, I'm doing it. And now, do you know

many people come in daily and say, you know, they'll bring a peanut butter

sandwich. Can you put it in a spinner, put it in a spinner?

A peanut butter sandwich? Yeah, it'll separate it to just the jelly, the

and, well, the oil.

I don't know why people eat it, but it's like having jam bread, you know.

But my boss was trying to get them, you know, get in touch with these people and

say, can you remake them? They're not interested in remaking it.

because they sell so many non -peanut products, especially, that they lose

by having people have the ability to just do nut products at home.

Can I, like, pick one of these up and look at it? Yeah, sure.

How could a peanut have gotten out of there without busting that thing open? I

don't get it.

I'm so confused.

I'm questioning everything I know about life. The physics of it doesn't seem...

I don't know.

We've got to tell Lionel about this.

Does he have another allergy?

No, he will be fascinated by the physics of it.

I'm questioning everything. I just don't even understand.

What are you going to do with these now because they're empty?

Well, we have people who will come in. Is there a re -nutter?

Can you put him back?

That is a really good idea.

Maybe if they had it spin the other way, you put the nuts on the bottom and put

it in. But that would be weird because the nuts actually went.

On the other side of this basket? Yeah.

The chocolate has to be completely free of all dust, nut oils, and everything.

That's what I don't understand.

My mind is so confused.

I'll get my box and see what it looks like.

Hey, baby.

Who are you?

Oh, that's Peanut,

believe it or not.

Hey, Peanut. If we put you in the nutter, do you nutter when you disappear

Well, it can neuter them.

I'm going to put my finger in there.

That can't be alive.

I don't think it's... That's not good, right?

Yeah,

no, he's got like a... These are those little guys that, you know, you can do

like a pedicure with them.

Oh, those things, yeah. I know, creepy, right? But they just stand still

until... Until they... Like when they see a finger.

Oh, yeah. Or a toe.

Have you ever had that done?

No, and I'm not going to. You wouldn't do it, right? Oh, no.

No, it's too much going on. Little fishes, right? They do that really good

though.

You can see that he's breathing, but you can't see.

You see his little gills moving?

When he sees a finger.

Oh, my gosh. Yeah, they get a taste for that flesh, and they are just up there.

Oh, it did a good job, though.

Oh, my gosh.

Okay.

Woo.

Okay, that just freaked me out. I had a hangnail, though. He got him.

Where's he at now? Dead?

Yeah, he's in the tank with the rest.

Oh, you threw it in the tank?

Yeah. Oh, I thought you stepped on it. No.

Woo. Okay. I wouldn't step on a fish.

Okay, I can't. So we're doing that in the back if you want to have your toes

done.

Absolutely not.

It'll take five minutes. Not even two minutes.

Okay.

We'll just ring you up then.

Thank you.

Oh, my God.

Is it late?

Yeah, I was supposed to come in at 11.

Okay, okay, no problem. It's probably still fine.

Are you serious?

I know we've been to a lot of places, but I feel like a big shot behind the

prize counter.

I haven't seen a prize counter since I was a kid, and I am in control of the

prizes now. So show me your tickets, and I'll show you the prizes.

What did you say?

I thought these were going to be... Oh, no, these are gumballs. You want a

gumball? Yes.

Yeah, everybody gets a gumball if you play the guessing game.

Okay. So... Pink.

Pink? Yeah. Why pink?

It's my favorite. Is it your favorite color?

Oh, okay.

Is there a trophy down there?

You have to guess the number of tickets that are inside this box right here.

You can hold it. You're allowed to hold it.

Okay. So if you guess the number of tickets, someone's going home with a

Okay. I'm going to guess the year that I was born. You're going to guess the

year you were born? Okay, that's a good guess. What is it? 1 ,900.

1 -9 -6 -6.

Stop it.

Wait a minute. 1 -9 -6 -6?

Did somebody tell you?

That's my birthday.

I can get my ID.

Oh, my gosh.

And what is your name?

Tony. Tony?

Tony, 1 -9 -6 -6.

You won.

That's it.

Get out of here.

Seriously.

I'm being serious. Wait a second now. Wait a second. You have to be honest

me. Nobody told you that? No.

Tony, 1 -9 -6 -6?

I would be 48.

Oh my gosh. There is 1 ,966 tickets.

I had to count them. You're going to, you get the trophy. I'm going to give

the trophy.

Can I give it to you?

Oh my God. I'm so excited. This is insane. Look at this. Cause I've got the

trophy right here.

Someone was going to go home with this and win this.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Tony. Yep. And look.

Tony, come here. Look.

1 -9 -6 -6.

Are you messing with me? No. Because I counted this myself. You're not? No. You

guessed this number. Yes. Your name is Tony. Yes. You get to take the trophy.

And it's full of gumballs, too.

What is it?

Gumballs. Gumballs. Oh, my gosh. That's right. They're pink. They're all pink.

Hey,

Michael. Yeah, Michael. Hey.

Oh, you got a... What's that?

This is from Germany. That's from Germany.

Oh, you're shipping from Germany. Oh, great. Yeah, I'm going to come around

open it up.

Good.

Do that here.

Here, hang on to that for a second.

All right.

Where's the... Is there like a label on it?

Yeah, it's on there. Right here. Oh, I see. Okay.

Right.

All right. Yeah, from Germany. Okay.

I just got to, we're going to open it. Okay. And then I can sign for it. Yeah.

Is this late?

Yeah. I don't know. I was supposed to come in at 11.

Okay. Okay. No problem. It's probably still fine.

I don't know how to, do you know German?

I went to Germany. You did?

Oh, yeah. I just don't know.

Hello. Do you know how to say hello? I only know one word. What is it?

What is it?

Homework.

Homework. Oh, okay.

There we go.

Hello.

I don't know how to... Do you know German?

No? You did?

Oh, yeah. I just don't know... I say hello.

Did I say hello?

What is it?

What is it?

Homework.

Oh, okay.

There we go.

Hello. Yeah, I don't know.

Hello.

Guten Tag. That's something, right?

Guten Tag.

How you doing?

Here you go. You ready to play?

You ready to play? Go ahead. Bye -bye.

Bye -bye.

Guten Tag.

Guten Tag.

Okay. I don't know German.

No?

Yeah,

they ship them from Germany.

Yeah, they ship them from Germany to us here.

We have an exchange program.

It was in my car. It was in my living room. This box has been in my kitchen

since last night.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Get in the box.

That's okay. Yeah, they give them like, you know, their backpack.

Hold on, son.

No, this is crazy, B. Like, hold on, son. What?

Whoa. That boy, no.

Wait, so you're telling me that boy's been in here since last night.

They ship them. They ship them.

Yeah, so it came in probably. They do them on a jet, so it's very fast.

Are you serious?

Yeah.

Hold on. No, but he's been in my... Where'd that boy go?

No, they give him food and all kinds of stuff. Well, he just ran off. No, no,

that's what they're here for.

Are you serious?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Bro! It's a 36 -hour hold on there. No, see, you know, everything's totally...

Well, you got a fighting scene with him. Yeah, in case, because they're

coming... In case what?

Well, he's coming from overseas.

I'm saying, like, what do you do with these kids?

Well, they were baited testing game.

So they don't send them to Germany until they know if the kids are going to

respond. What is your name?

Well,

they do. They do that, you know, on the outside of the box. They'll stamp it

because they're pre -screened.

Yeah, probably a little air.

Yeah, yeah. Don't worry about it, man. It's good.

You know,

they pre -screen the kids and...

They send them... Is it legal?

Yeah. Oh, my God. I am... Oh,

yeah, yeah.

Well, come here. Let's make sure we get... So wait. Like, when a person like

comes in, do you open the box and say who? You have to, yeah. Because we have

make... Because I have to sign for it.

Yeah, but I'm saying, like, they know there's kids in the box?

Well, yeah.

Yeah, they... We know.

Yeah,

they're marked on the outside.

Wow. Yeah. That is crazy.

Yeah. That is super crazy. They can get them on a jet over here so quickly that

it's actually less stressful for them than being on a plane. It's called the

Carbonaro effect.

Have you heard of that before?

No, no,

no, Afan, Afan, Afan. Have you heard of the Carbonaro effect?

No. You haven't? No.

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

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