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If you thought last season was exciting,
just wait till you see me at the
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library.
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Hi. Oh, no problem.
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Yeah. Oh, you need this book.
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Or, you know what? I think I could do it
with the thumb system.
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I don't have one yet.
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Oh, I can hook you up. It's so easy.
Okay, so. Yeah. We won't even use that.
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We'll just use your thumb.
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All right. Okay, so first thing I do is
I'm just going to.
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I know.
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The technology now used to just be I
would write it down, you know. Oh, boy.
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Okay, so then just put the book there.
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And I'm just going to ask you for a two
-digit passcode.
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One, two. One, two. Okay, and do you
have like a favorite book?
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The Joy of Clicking. That's a great one.
Okay, good.
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And your birth date, not the year, but
just the month and the day. January
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January 24th. Okay, perfect.
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And your first name?
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Kelly with a Y. Kelly with a Y.
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K -E -L -L -Y.
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Okay,
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your last name?
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Joan.
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Okay, that should do it. Just push your
thumb onto there.
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Okay.
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And that should do it. And just make
sure, look on the back flap.
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Just make sure that's accurate.
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Twelve.
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The number should be one, too.
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It is a picture. Oh, my God, how did
that happen?
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Well, what is, we got what? How did I
get here?
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Oh, right, yeah, well, this is what I
was saying. The system, now the book's
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paired, so it used to have about the
author, and now it's going to be about
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borrower.
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Take a picture. I don't even know what's
happening.
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I know.
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This is so exciting.
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Yeah. My picture's on the back of the
book. Right. I know. It's almost as if
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wrote it, right? Yes, and I'm like, how
long have I been out of the library
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since you guys had time to build this?
Yeah, I know.
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It's absolutely... And you know what I'm
telling you? The kids get more excited
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now about who used to have the book
before them.
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So, like, last week we had a book on
astronomy taken out by Billy Ray Cyrus.
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Oh, my gosh.
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I'm going to take a picture of this.
Yeah.
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I guess it's mine to keep for a while,
but ask them in the picture.
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The book will sync, and we'll get
updates about how much you've read.
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So if someone else is interested in that
book, I can say, oh, she's on page 56,
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or she's going back to reread chapter 2,
and we'll have different analytics
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that'll show us.
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This is amazing.
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Yeah. Oh, my God. Isn't that amazing? I
have to show them at work. I know. This
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is absolutely incredible.
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You know what? I have a SIM card that
explains how all of this works.
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Let me see if I can get it. Hold on one
sec. Let me see if I can get that for
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you.
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Okay.
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And, oh, we didn't get you a, did you
get a page telly?
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No. Oh, okay.
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Well, yeah, all the members get the page
telly. It's that new little invention.
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I don't know if you saw that. I have no
idea what that is. It's a voice
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-activated reading device.
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Okay. You put it next to the book, and
after it knows your... You set the...
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Get, like, your tone into the copper
wire, and then you can work while you're
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reading and stuff, and instead of
turning the page, it'll hear your voice.
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So you just turn.
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So this way you can work while you...
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While you read, everyone's getting one.
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Oh, my gosh. Is this real?
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I know. I couldn't even believe it when
they figured this out.
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It's something like, what was the guy
saying? It's like your voice makes like
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resonance that like because paper is.
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Turn.
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Yeah.
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Because paper is made of trees.
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So they put the word turn somehow is
digitized into that.
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I think if you say it from there, it'll
probably.
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Turn.
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Turn.
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A little louder. Turn.
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That's for you.
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It's a great one. It's a really great
one.
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Let me check in the back.
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Make sure, because there's something on
here.
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But that page is going to work for all
your books.
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Well, hello.
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How are you? I'm doing good.
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Good. Uh, you look like somebody I know.
Who's that?
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His name is Dave. I was going to say,
hi, Dave. Oh, hi.
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No, my name's Stuart.
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Nice to meet you, Stuart.
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What's the story about the spring fair?
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The spring, uh... Fair?
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Fair. About the spring fair. Sorry, I
have so many books here.
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I'm like so overloaded with which ones
are fiction and which ones are non
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-fiction. Sure, sure, sure. Because
they're not all labeled.
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Like this one book that I have down
here.
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Uh -huh.
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This is like how to fix things. That
would be non -fiction, right?
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Would this be a non -fiction?
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Because it's a fix -it.
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Thank you.
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So how -to, right, is nonfiction.
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Is that right?
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I think. You think? Okay. Then I'm going
to put that one in nonfiction. Okay.
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Nonfiction.
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You're making the funniest face at me.
You are really, really throwing me off.
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Why is that?
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You look very familiar to me.
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Like your friend Dave? Yes.
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Who is this Dave person?
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He's just a friend of mine. A friend of
yours? So, do you have information on
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this, dear? On the fair?
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Um... Let me see if I have.
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They just got this.
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Romeo and Juliet is obviously non
-fiction, right? This would be a non
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Oh, my God.
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So,
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because that's Shakespeare?
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Yeah. Even though it can... Who am I?
Oh, my God.
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Huh? Oh, nice to meet you. Oh, my God.
Who am I? Who is Dave?
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Oh, my... You are too... I can't believe
this. What? I can't believe this. What
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can't you believe?
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I'm having a hard time.
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Don't talk to me. What's your name?
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My name's Donna. Hi, Donna. Nice to meet
you.
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You are a little red,
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yeah. Am I somebody you know? I watch
you all the time. You do.
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My name's not Dave.
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David. Is it?
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Something. David.
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What is your name?
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What do you watch? You watch my show?
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Come here, come here, come here, come
here.
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I'm going to show you something, and
you'll know what show it is.
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I know what show it is. It's the magic
show. What's it called?
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Oh, my God.
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The Dave.
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The Dave. The Dave.
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Chappelle. Chappelle.
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Show. Magic show. The Dave Chappelle
magic show.
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That's me.
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Oh, my God. That is me.
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In my hometown. Right here in your
hometown.
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Oh, cool. Right?
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How many people can say I have had the
Dave Chappelle magic show in my local
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library? I'm having a hot flash. I'm
having a hot flash. That was so good.
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The minute I seen you, I thought, my
pleasure. That was so nice.
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It was nice. Will you be on my TV show?
Do I get a pie? You get to be on TV.
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Okay, I'm going to give you a gift for
your future.
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It's this book.
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Oh, my God, Dave.
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Dave. Dave Chappelle is giving you a hug
right now.
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Dave Chappelle, the robot magician.
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Who can say Dave Chappelle, the robot
magician, has been in their library?
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Oh, my God.
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You can.
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Yes, I can.
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All right.
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This is just too much.
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Pep Boys, this is Peppy Pep, and I'm
Peppy.
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Pep Boys meeting. Pep Boys, where the
peps go.
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That's not the slogan, is it?
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He'll be right over here with that.
Sure, thank you. It's cold out there,
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Yeah. I've just been playing with this
stuff they sent.
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This stuff for windshields.
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So you can clean your windshield from
both sides.
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Both sides? Yeah, like look at this. So
if you have stuff on this side,
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obviously that's the front.
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Oops, I think I'm writing that wrong.
It's kind of hard to do that way.
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And then the back over here, if I write
on the back bit.
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Okay.
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Now, here, take the cloth. You know, you
wipe that away. You can wipe just the
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front away, obviously.
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Yeah, see, just the front goes.
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But a little bit of this, a little
microfiber cloth with this.
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Right? The AeroSpritz, it'll actually
wipe from the other side.
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So you can get bugs off that way, or
they're using it in high -rises.
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it helps get moisture inside of a
building.
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Yeah.
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Yeah,
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it's really good. I use this stuff on my
glasses.
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I think so. You know what I mean?
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Spray this.
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Wrong side.
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But it cleans the impurities from
through.
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What is going on here?
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I think it went through it. Look at
this.
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Oh, you're kidding me.
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Look at that.
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Are those prescriptions?
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These are prescriptions, yeah.
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And it's still... I think I can lose...
Oh, that's not bad.
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Oh, I see. Okay.
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You'll be able to do a solid something
with a swift bang of it. All right, I'm
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going to give it a try here.
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You're supposed to be able to soak it.
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Now, I'm not going to light it, but I'm
going to take the matches and try that.
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Wow, is that wild.
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That is something else.
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Yeah.
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Hang on one second. I got to get...
Where is Jerry?
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Jerry! The whole solid thing that we
were doing on the glass over there.
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Oh, my God.
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Oh, hi. How are you?
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Doing good. Just trying to get this
little doohickey to work.
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You have a set of keys?
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Yeah.
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Okay.
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Let me put a little.
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The car comes with, it thinks with a
GPS, and it comes with these little tags
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the bottom of it.
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It's a teletag. It's the same thing that
works with a keyboard.
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Okay.
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And I'll just stick that right on there.
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That's okay, right?
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Yeah.
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And then you take, if you don't mind.
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There's a lot of people over there. All
right, I'm just going to.
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Sorry. Is that okay? No, it's fine.
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Okay. I just want to see if it'll work.
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Okay. So this little card gets synced up
to the app. It's called Emerging Key.
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Okay, you hold this. Okay.
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All right, great. It's supposed to keep
a sync.
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All right, hold it up. See if the light
goes on. Hold it up a little higher.
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That's good.
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Right there?
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Okay. So then you put the car down. If
you were to lose your keys, you put the
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car down.
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Right? And you set it off, and it's
supposed to, like, sync up.
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Does it say anything on it?
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Retrieving. Status is retrieving.
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I think I heard.
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There we go.
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It says found.
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So now how do you find me?
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What's that?
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Oh, my God.
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Is that it? Oh, my God. Look at this.
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Wow.
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Look at that.
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Oh, my God.
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That is insane.
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That is insane.
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Here, take that. Look at that. It's
great. It worked.
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Wow.
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That is going to change the GPS
landscape, let me tell you. I cannot
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they work.
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I mean, I lose my keys all the time.
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Yeah. That is. My boyfriend loses his
all the time, but his are a little
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heavier. I don't know if it would still
probably. If you have heavier keys, I
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think you might want to get the Sema.
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Oh, my God. Yeah, pretty great. Here,
let me pick up your order. Okay. That is
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insane. Feel free to play with that. How
did it grab the keychain, though?
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Huh? How did it grab the keychain?
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How did it grab the keychain?
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I think it's able to grab onto that.
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With the Carbonaro effect.
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I don't know what the Carbonaro effect
is. Oh, the Carbonaro effect is the name
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of the hidden camera magic TV show.
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Oh, okay.
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That you're on right now. Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
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You're joking. I'm not joking.
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I'm on TV. What's your name? Marilyn.
Marilyn. Are there cameras in someone's
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mirror? That's what that is. I thought
this was really weird. It was really
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weird, right? A little Twilight, though.
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Oh, my God. You're joking.
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Hold on. I'm talking to a new friend.
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Is that insane?
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Are you joking?
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I'm completely telling the truth. What
if I told you that these weren't my
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glasses? I could say these are my
glasses.
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I was in disguise because some people
know the show. This isn't my eye color.
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Look at this.
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A lot of people do that. A lot of people
do that. That's not my eye color. See
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that? Okay.
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And this isn't my mustache. Not a lot of
people do that, right? Okay, I don't
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know. That's a little different.
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A little strange. I have a little thing
in my ear to listen to the people in the
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truck that are watching us. I haven't
had cable in like five years.
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Do you believe me now?
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I guess so. Would this have been better?
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Can I help you pick up your order?
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How much to put air in tires?
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How much to put air in tires? Oh, we
could do that for you.
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We got a little low tires?
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Yeah. Everything's going out today. Our
barbecue went out.
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Barbecue went out?
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Yeah. Well, we bring our stuff from
home, and sometimes a shrimp or whatever
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is, and at lunch we heat up the
barbecue.
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It's like doing it at a tailgate party.
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You ever hear a tail piping?
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Tailpiping? Oh, it's what you do at a
tailgate. Oh, like with the barbecue?
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Exactly. Yeah, but you use the tailpipe.
You use like a... I'm going to use an
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exhaust tip.
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Let me show you.
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That looks good.
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All right, so this guy... Here, you know
what? Will you hold that for a moment?
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You need... Obviously, when you're at an
event and you're tailgating, your car's
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running, which is better if you let the
car run for a little while.
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Gotcha.
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But you put... I'm going to get a glove
on, keep this safe.
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All right, good.
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So now I think the bend part of it is
best to stick the tip up through like
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this. Okay.
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There we go.
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Have that stick out.
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This is where you have to be careful,
okay?
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So I'm going to hook up the positive
charge first and the negative charge
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Okay, watch out now.
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What are you taping it?
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No, I'm on FaceTime.
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Oh, you're on FaceTime? Yeah. Okay,
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here we go.
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Okay, we'll put the positive.
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All right. This is it. Here we go.
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Touch that.
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Good. And you just kind of spark it up.
There we go.
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Great.
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That ought to do it.
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The heat's in the cylinder, so it wraps
around it. Let's see how we did here.
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Back to the bit on my IG story.
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Keep going.
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Oh.
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Yeah. That looked good.
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It worked.
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Oh, yeah. It works.
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It totally works. We can totally do this
today, guys.
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We're tailpiping.
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We just made a whole shish kebab.
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Yeah. Who is that? That's my friend.
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Oh, hi, friend.
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Yeah, we made some shish kebabs together
here.
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That works really well for shish kebabs
or kielbasa.
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You can make a whole meal with a car.
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You can, yeah. Well, listen, I got some
Cornish hens marinating in some
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antifreeze. I'll be right back. I'll get
you a part.
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Okay,
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now you pick up and shake with me.
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Stand up.
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One, two, three.
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Oh, okay.
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Oh, my God.
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Hey, we're here at Relax the Back today,
and I'm here with my friend Galia. You
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ready to give somebody a not -so
-relaxing experience?
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Oh, yeah. Let's do it.
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Hey,
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guys. Thanks so much for helping.
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Armari. What's her name?
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Armari. Armari. Nice to meet you, too.
Hi, Galia.
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Galia. Oh, interesting names to help.
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Armari and Galia. Okay, Michael.
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So, I just need some people out on the
floor. I have some stock coming in, and
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just need... if anybody wanders in
somebody to be friendly and you know
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them a little relax the back experience
okay so when they come in the store
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first thing you want to do smile say
hello welcome to relax the back and kick
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off your shoes and slide into this thing
it's like flipping into a dream it's
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got a five minute demo and i like to put
each customer into it here we go
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And you know what? I'll teach you the
bed. Well, you both learned both, but
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show you both. So the sleep system, if
somebody is serious about trying this
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out, these work in tandem with the
software inside of that tablet that
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to the comforter and the foam of the
bed.
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So it knows your body weight, and it's
going to regulate all of that across
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of the trigger pressure points of your
back and your pelvis.
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That's crazy. Now, do you sleep on your
back, your front, your side?
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My back.
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Okay. Well, lay down on your back, if
you don't mind. You said your shoe's
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right? Yes. Okay, good. Lay down, and go
ahead and go for the whole experience.
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Tuck your feet right up on in there.
Okay.
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It's almost like a sleeping bag feeling.
You're really encapsulated in that.
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Yeah. Okay, now hold on. Before you lay
back. Oh, yeah.
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This is the tricky part with the
customer.
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You're not sleeping on me, are you? No.
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So this is the part you have to ask the
customer their weight.
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So how much do you weigh?
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99.
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99? Yes. Right on the nose. All right,
so you type in their weight, right?
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99.
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And then it will begin. Okay.
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Wow. Oh, my God. It's so soft. Isn't
that wild?
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It's going to know you're 99 pounds.
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Now, it's made with blackout curtain
fabric.
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So you could take a nap in the middle of
the day. It'll be pitch black. Can I
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cover you up? Yeah, sure. Okay.
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Actually, the comforter is going to read
you. There's 500 stitches in the front
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that's reading your body map.
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Hold on. There's a pillow that goes with
it, too.
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Hang on a second.
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All right.
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I got it over here.
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Oh, my God.
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This is so soft.
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This is super comfortable.
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Wow.
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Yeah, here it is. This is what you want.
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You want the pillow that goes... Is he
okay?
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Oh, did you... I'm sorry.
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System inbound.
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Sorry, was that weird?
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Hello?
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Where'd she go?
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Hello? Did she get scared?
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No, she's in... No, no.
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What happened? Where'd she go? She was
in there.
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No, I know, I know, but I think... It
might feel weird without the pillow, so
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she probably got uncomfortable.
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No, she was there.
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She was in the bed?
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Yeah, and she just... Did she get out?
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No, she was in there, and she just...
Are you serious?
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No, wait, hold on, hold on.
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She definitely didn't get out? Oh, my
God, I'm scared.
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Come on, you're kidding me.
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Wait a minute.
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Hold on, hold on. Let's think this
through.
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Hold on, hold on.
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I put 99 pounds.
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Wait, what is that?
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Oh, shoot.
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I put 990.
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Oh.
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I put 990.
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Oh.
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Okay, that's my fault. So what happened
to her though? Well, I think it got way
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too soft.
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I know, but, like, where did she go?
Because she didn't leave, like... This
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came in on Monday, so I'm forgetting.
Because I saw it, like, shrinking, and,
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like, the bed was going down, and it
just... Let me feel.
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Because this stuff has, this has central
density.
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Let me see if I can, can you help me?
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This is, um, I saw the guy doing this in
the video, but I didn't watch it. I
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just pushed the density of the foam
toward the center.
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Good. All right. Wait, hold on. You push
your end down, and I'm going to shake
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to the middle. Hold yours down.
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I'm going to shake the weight to the
middle.
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Okay, good.
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Okay, now you pick up and shake with me.
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Okay, ready? Up.
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Stand up. Stand up, right? And we're
going to shake three. Ready?
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One, two, three.
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Oh, okay.
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Oh, my gosh. Are you... Oh, my God.
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Are you okay?
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I can't breathe.
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00:22:22,230 --> 00:22:25,330
Okay. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Come on
up. Yeah, you're okay. You're totally
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okay.
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I am so sorry. What just happened?
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I think that you went inside here. Do
you want to get some water?
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I can't breathe. There's water in the
back. There's a restroom. Are you okay,
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though?
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You're okay. There's water.
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You're okay. Just get a little bit of
water. There's water back here?
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Yes. Okay. Have a seat and relax.
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You're back.
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I am... Oh, my God.
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Okay.
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Oh, my God. She was in there? She was in
the foam.
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I know.
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That's what he said. The customers have
to be careful. Where did she go? I just
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saw her, like, slowly.
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Like, she was in the bed, like, slowly
sinking in. And I'm like, what? How did
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she? How?
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Yeah. That's crazy. It's suction foam.
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It's suction foam. But it looked, like,
regular. Like, it didn't look like her
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body was in there.
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And you know what? I feel bad because
they told me that. That's just insane.
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Like, this needs to be on TV.
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It does need to be on TV. You know where
this would be good? Oh, my God. On that
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TV show, The Carbonaro Effect.
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Have you heard of that before?
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No. The Carbonaro?
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My name's Michael Carbonaro.
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I'm a magician.
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Oh, yeah. And you're on my TV show right
now.
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This is Galia. You were so awesome. Come
on over here. You were so great.
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Girl, did you really, like,
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not be able to breathe?
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I was perfectly safe the whole time.
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No, you were not.
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Because you were like, I can't breathe.
I'm like, what is going on? No, like, I
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really freaked out. And then you're
like, did she leave? I'm like, no. Her
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are right there. She, like, fell.
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Like, I wish I would have just, like,
recorded this.
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Don't worry, we did.
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We recorded it. I know, but, like, for
my own, like, keeping, like. Well, we're
486
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going to put it on national TV and you
can record it.
487
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Yeah.
488
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How did you even fit in the mattress?
That's my question.
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