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Oh, yeah.
Just bring me your pictures.
I will frame them.
It's my framing cap.
Michael: How you doing?
Man: I'm just looking for a frame.
Oh, okay.
That's 11x14, correct?
Uh, this is 8x10 if my eye's on.
Cool. This is a pretty popular size.
Right.
Sometimes it's good on a picture like this
to have, like, a matte around it.
Here, let me show you.
I have, like, this frame right here.
Like a frame like this -- and we sell this --
is really good because this will go there,
and we can get it all the way over.
Shift it over a little bit? Yeah.
What's good is it has that really slick back coating,
which means you could use a framing cannon.
Do you have one? No. I don't even know what that is.
Yeah, I'll show you how it works.
We do most of our stuff like this, too,
'cause we used to make people wait to get stuff framed.
But now it's, like, much easier.
Here, so, like, I'll tell you to take the picture.
And I'm gonna roll up your picture like this.
People used to wait a week,
but everybody wants stuff done right away.
Right.
So it rolls up and it goes inside of here.
So, that's got a slick inside, too. Okay.
That's the same thing.
The frames are slick and this is slick.
And then right here
gets, like, a little CO2 cartridge.
I have those right here.
This little CO2 goes in the back like this.
And you can do this in your house.
Once you have something set up with one picture,
you could do multiples if you want.
It's just a lot easier than changing
'cause they're so annoying.
You have to, like, pull all nails out.
Right. So.
Josh, can you help me with this? Josh: Yeah, sure.
Here, can you hold that up? Sure.
And it's real simple to use,
and we sell these, too, up at the front.
So, once your picture's inside here,
you get the picture in there.
Just watch out.
Frame in the hole!
1, 2, 3.
What? Yeah, so you don't have to, like --
What just happened, dude?
Well, it shoots it in so you don't have to, like --
What just happened?
[ Laughing ] What -- I'm really confused, man.
Michael: Well, it uses air compression.
Thanks, man. Yeah, no problem.
It uses an air compression,
so you can change it in and out
just like an ordinary frame.
So, can you take that picture out?
I can have someone do it for you, if you want, yeah.
You'd have to unscrew it.
What -- I don't understand.
Like, it transferred over in water molecule?
Yeah.
I think it freezes it so much
that it can get it to penetrate through
because glass is like a super-cool liquid.
Right. Do you mind if I see that?
Yeah. Just be careful, okay?
Yeah, I'm not pulling anything. I just -- Yeah.
Wow.
[ Chuckles ] This is weird.
Yeah, it's cold, too. You can feel -- Yeah.
So, this is the disposable.
It's a one-time use.
One-time use per change, yeah. And how much is this?
That's $45.99.
What? I -- Care-- Don't aim your face in front of it.
Yeah, I'm not. I'm just --
I'm just confused on exactly what happened.
Like, you rolled the picture up and put it in here.
Right. The CO2 cartridge --
This is Carbon Dioxide, correct? Right. Mm-hmm.
This pushed...
the Carbon Dioxide through here.
Not exactly.
It's pushing pressure as it's freezing.
So, the first blast is cold. Right.
So that the picture's cold and it tightens up. Okay.
Then the next blast is pushing it out.
Right, but you pushed it out,
and how did this get in there?
Well, it goes through the glass.
Dude, I've never seen that before.
If my phone wasn't dead, man,
I would love to film this right now.
I'm really --
That was probably one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
Really? When did this happen?
Is this common?
Uh, we started doing it since, like, last April.
And what is this thing called?
What is this? It's a framing cannon.
Framing cannon? Framing cannon.
Yeah, it shoots it through the glass.
It saves us a bunch of time, you know?
What?
Hey. Hello.
How are you doing? Good.
What are you looking for? I need help looking for charcoal.
I'm sorry? Charcoal?
Charcoal. Mm-hmm.
Oh, okay. [ Chuckles ]
So, are you looking for, like, the squares or the --
It says, "Thin, medium..." Okay.
"...and thick stick." Okay.
So you want a whole bunch of different kinds.
Mm-hmm. Okay.
And you're gonna be doing drawings on paper, right?
Mm-hmm. Okay.
So, charcoal...
Let's put this back over here.
There you go.
Be right back.
Wait, what?
Is someone working here?
Oh, my gosh.
I don't know what I'm gonna do with this thing.
My boyfriend took that picture of me in Paris
and had it made into a painting.
I was like, "We're supposed to put it in the house?"
I think the whole world is gonna see me now.
[ Laughs ] I could have sworn I just saw you.
I was talking to...him.
To who? I was talking to him.
Wait, someone is working the counter?
I wasn't talking to nobody else. I was talking to him.
He was just right here.
He? Yes.
You think I'm crazy. Michael: Huh?
I said, "You think I'm crazy."
I was just talking to him.
Well, I'm gonna grab -- this is prepaid.
Are you waiting on a painting?
No. Okay. 'Cause I'm like, embarrassed
to even, like, walk around with a painting of myself,
but he took the picture,
so we'll put it in the living room.
[ Sighs ]
Have a good day. Okay. You, too.
All right.
Oh, my God.
Okay.
[ Sighs ]
**
What do we got? Um, this is for my friend.
Okay.
Oh, yeah. That's you.
That is me. Lovely.
Oh, that's nice.
It's an 8x8, probably. 8x8.
We could do, like, something really crazy with it.
You know, something like this
that doesn't have too wide of a thing
or too much matting or anything like that.
Okay. Yeah?
Here, I'll show you what this looks like in here.
Okay.
Yeah. All right.
So when that's in there,
that -- lock this up.
I think when something's like a square size like that,
that it looks best just hung in a square, you know?
It looks pretty --
Yeah. It looks pretty cool like that.
Seems like it fits. Yeah.
I think that looks pretty good.
Cool. Yeah.
So this would --
Oh! Sorry about that.
This would go with the $10 deal, this size frame.
Something -- So I can have them ring it up here, or --
I think there's something --
There was like a baby child in the middle of the photo...
Oh, that -- ...that's not there anymore.
I don't -- I'm sorry. I don't understand.
Are you saying you want --
I can't do anything about, like, coming out farther.
No.
There's like, in the original picture that we took,
there was -- we were holding a child.
Okay. Her nephew.
Okay.
And that's not what's in the frame right now. Okay.
I know what it is.
It can shift.
So if something shifts,
it might shift the scale of the picture within it.
So maybe it shifted.
But if there was a whole something in there,
that's my fault.
I'm sorry.
It's because it was taken with a camera phone.
Something's not gonna shift out of it, like, that quickly.
Okay. It does have -- 'cause a camera phone's
taking a picture that's not a still.
It's taking a little mini piece of video.
Yeah, that's what we did.
Exactly. For sure. Yeah.
So, when that picture's taken with a camera phone,
it's not just grabbing a still like a camera.
It's grabbing a mini piece of video.
So there's --
So, we were just sitting there
with those exact expressions
and the baby was coming up -- It's microseconds.
Through video?
And somehow that's happening on this photo right now? Yeah.
The pixel information is still there.
Okay. [ Laughs ]
I don't -- I don't know what's happening right now.
This is really weird. Okay.
All right. Let me get -- I'll get my manager. Okay.
And they'll explain it, but it's a video piece.
But I can get them to -- We can --
I can fix it for you, and you'll be fine.
Okay. Okay? I'll be right back.
Thank you. Sorry.
**
Where the bank manager?
Is really just letting us just shoot?
I mean, there's like lots of --
That's pretty trusting.
Excuse me a minute.
How are you? Woman: Hi.
Right over here.
Okay. Hi.
Just wanted to cash this really quick. Cash it?
You got it.
Okay, and I'll just have you sign the back.
Just to endorse it.
Woman: Okay. Great.
Okay.
Okay, just so you know,
if they're our bank's logo checks,
you can always use the mobile app.
Okay. You know, I deposit all my stuff that way,
'cause they do instant cashing on them. Okay.
You just -- Have you tried it before?
No, actually, I haven't.
Okay, if you download the app --
this is our app. Uh-huh.
And if you press "Cash Now," it gives you this.
Uh-huh. Okay?
And you put the check out in your hand
as long as you can see the number of the check.
Okay? Uh-huh.
And then you just line the camera up to the check.
Uh-huh. Okay?
And as long as you can see the number --
The number? Yeah, you see the number in there?
Uh-huh. And go ahead and put your thumb on that.
That's almost like endorsing it. Okay.
All right. Good.
And see, it's authorizing it to approve it. Okay.
And it's on transition --
the checks are all printed on transitional paper,
so you cash it, and the flash from your camera
will actually activate it
so you can just, you know, have the check --
It'll cash it instantaneously.
So you guys don't even have to come over here anymore
if you don't want to.
It just makes it easier for -- you know.
Did this -- Did --
Did this just --
Hmm? Did this just turn a check into cash?
Yeah, the app does that for our customers that --
But it was just a check, though. Right. Yeah.
The checks are printed on transitional paper from The Treasury.
Oh, my --
I'm sorry. I thought --
That's why I'm literally, like...
Oh, yeah, yeah.
We're pretty proud of it, so...
We're the first bank --
Every bank in America -- Yeah.
They're gonna be doing that
'cause it's a lot easier for the government to track.
You know, there's so much check fraud that goes on.
But you could -- What?
The camera, though.
Like, does the camera change it?
The flash does it.
The power -- Okay.
'Cause you know those flashes are really powerful in there. Powerful.
So it will transition the transition paper.
It's real good. I mean, it's just convenient.
I'm a mom,
and sometimes I don't feel like stopping at the bank.
Right. So that just -- A $50 check.
Boom, here's the cash, and we can be on our way. Exactly.
Like, we don't have to make no stops. Same thing, too,
like, if you go somewhere that doesn't accept checks,
you could write yourself a check and flash it to cash.
So, what if it's a check for more than $50?
How does that work?
That's why you have to get things
that are in increments of the money
that The Treasury prints.
You know?
So if you get a check for, you know, $100,
you could do it.
$50, $20, $5, $10.
That's what, you know -- it works for that.
Right now there isn't a way to kind of do, like,
you know, $17.50. Yeah, yeah. $17.50.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Not yet.
Right.
This is the security boxes, right?
Customers have their own keys to them... Okay.
...so basically you let them just do their thing. Okay.
Okay? So they'll come in here.
And they'll access their box.
They do they what they do.
Most of them close the door behind them. Okay.
You know, if they don't, it's fine. Okay.
Just make sure that when they're finished and they leave,
they close and lock the door behind them. Okay.
Okay? So you can have a seat right over there. Sure.
Brilliant. Okay.
Yeah.
And if you just kindly tell them
if they forget to lock it.
Just "don't forget to lock the door."
They'll be pretty cool with it. Okay. All right.
And, uh, I'm gonna give you a key.
Uh, you know what? These are mine.
Okay. Sure. I'm gonna get you your own key.
Okay, I'll get you a key and you'll be all set.
Thanks, man. Sure.
All right.
[ Horse snorts ]
[ Horse neighs ]
[ Horse whinnies ]
Okay.
All right, I'm gonna let you have --
I thought I was seeing things.
There's a horse in there. Sorry?
There's a horse in there.
I thought I was seeing things.
Oh. Oh, no, no.
No, no, no. Who did that?
That -- We can't let someone have that in there.
No, no. Yeah, I didn't --
I just like, heard something.
There was a horse right there,
and I went, "What in the world?"
Well, how did it get in there? I don't know.
I heard a noise,
and there was a horse just right there.
I'm like, "Did somebody bring their pet?"
So wait. When you were -- Did it --
Is there any way someone came around and unlocked --
I didn't see anyone walk here at all.
No, sir. And I'm like, freaked out.
Well, how -- I know. I'm like --
It's like, whose -- What?
Should I -- I know. I don't know --
Martin!
Who would put a horse in there? I mean --
Or how? I don't know.
When I looked at the thing, when you walked in there --
Hold on. Okay.
Let me --
Here. Okay.
Do you know anything about horses?
I can walk him out if you'd like. You can?
Yes, sir. Okay. I don't really know --
Yeah. Okay. Yeah.
[ Clicks tongue ]
I just don't know much about them.
Okay. Yeah.
And is that -- well, someone's box is there now.
Man: Okay.
See, yeah.
I never saw anybody come in here
when you walked off, so --
Why would someone put a horse in here?
Well, it's not really our right to,
you know, judge what someone wants to keep in their box.
Right. Right. Right. Yes, sir.
But I don't know where they thought they were gonna --
I've never heard this before --
putting an animal in a bank, you know?
Hold on.
Did you just hold him, and he's fine? Yes, sir.
I'm holding him, yeah. Yeah.
Just don't get too close to his mouth. Okay. Yeah.
Will you get the box?
Maybe someone's name is on it,
and we should call.
'Cause we can't -- Okay. Sure.
It's a weird -- you know what it is?
We don't have the right to say what someone has,
but we're also not allowed to have animals in the bank.
Right, right. So we have to do something.
It's hay in there.
There's hay in the box.
There's hay?
Okay.
Is there a name or something on here?
Just hay?
This is strange. Well, he's hun--
I mean...Okay.
You're comfortable holding him? Sure.
All right, let me see if I can call someone...
Okay. And see if -- I've never --
I didn't know anybody had --
I didn't see anybody come in here.
This is crazy. I just --
'Cause you closed the gate. Yeah.
And I turned around, and I heard something hit the --
True. Yeah. I mean, it can't be just --
Right. There's no --
Okay. Let me call... Okay.
...over to the main office and see if someone --
**
I'm [ Monitor beeps ]
All right, so we'll be in a hospital,
and I'll pretend like I know how to use this stuff.
Would you believe me.
Do I look official?
You're okay around artificial limbs and parts, right?
Woman: Yes. Okay.
You'll just be assisting me
through some of these robotic replacements.
Okay. All right?
Just grab that clipboard for me.
Okay. And here, let me take a look.
Yeah. Let me have that. Uh-huh.
I'll probably just have you take some notes
and help me with the machines. Okay.
[ Knock on door ] Michael: Oh, hello. Hey.
Hi, doctor. How you doing? Amy.
Hello. This is Cynthia.
Hi. Nice to meet you. Oh, hi.
Really nice to meet you. Here you go.
And here, Amy, I'll just put your name first in here.
Okay. We'll get through this
and then we can do the paperwork upstairs.
Do you want me up -- Up here? Yeah, if you could.
Thank you so much. Okay.
And how you been feeling?
Uh, just a little low in energy. Little low in energy?
Yeah. Just -- Okay.
Here. I'm just gonna click you down here a second.
All right, Amy. Don't move.
I'm gonna just press from behind your ear.
[ Machine whirs ] There you go.
Okay. She's out now.
All right. Hang on one sec.
I'm gonna aim that, and Cynthia, if you would,
you're just gonna click the green button on for me.
And go ahead and click that off.
These are so great.
Now you don't have to use the lead bibs or anything, you know?
Yeah. And we'll see what we can get to bounce back here.
Uh.
Probably just maybe an upgrade thing.
We're gonna pop this open here.
Okay.
And you want to just
pinch the top pieces right there for me.
Okay, that's good.
What are we looking at here?
What is this? That's the battery.
That's what I'm gonna replace.
Why does she have a battery?
Oh, she had a respiratory replacement.
Really? Yeah.
Okay. I think we can get it.
Oh. See, that's just in a weird --
Here, you want to take that?
Okay.
Can you put that on the table there?
I'm gonna put it on standby here.
[ Beep ] Okay.
Yeah, we're gonna order another one,
but I don't want to tell her about it.
In fact, we should probably -- okay.
There we go.
Hey. How are you?
You doing good?
Uh, yeah. Okay, here.
Sit up for me. Uh-huh.
Okay, we're gonna have you come back in 30 days, okay?
Okay. And you're gonna be fine.
You're gonna be on reserve for a little while
and you'll be all right.
Just talk to your mother about it.
I think everything will be just fine.
Amy: Okay. Thank you. Just make an appointment up at the front desk.
You'll be all right. Great.
That was not -- She was --
That wasn't real for her, was it? Michael: Yeah.
Most of the stuff we do here,
I would say about, like, 30% of people in the area
have some sort of replacement part.
You know? Whether it be partial brain
or, you know, respiratory.
But that's really something that people have?
Yeah, they pull out five of your vertebrae,
and they're able to wedge the battery in there.
'Cause that's the hardest thing to hide, is the battery.
That's amazing. Yeah.
Yeah, I had --
'cause I was getting, like, neck injuries,
and I just had them kind of go in with my --
just go in right here.
I had them open up that part, and I'm fully adjustable.
So this part here --
[ Sighs ] That becomes adjustable-
Oh, my gosh!
Oh! That gets me --
Yeah.
If they have to replace part --
Part of --
Hold on.
Oh, I had that --
I'm okay. Yeah.
So, I use that just because now I don't have any neck.
It doesn't hurt.
That is truly amazing. Yeah.
I mean, this is like, amazing. Yeah.
So you wouldn't even be --
I mean, you wouldn't be here if it wasn't for that.
I mean, 'cause you weren't able to move?
Or your neck -- I just --
I was riding my bicycle and I fell off my bike
and I hurt my neck.
I mean, it's probably not as big of a deal
as someone else who really needs it.
That is amazing. Yeah.
So, yeah, and everyone's charged and powered
using The Carbonaro Effect
so that they can operate as a unit.
You know The Carbonaro Effect?
Mnh-mnh. Oh, oh.
"The Carbonaro Effect"
is the name of a hidden camera magic TV show.
[ Laughs ]
Don't tell me that's what this is. Yes.
Oh, my gosh. My name is Michael Carbonaro.
I'm a magician. [ Laughs ] Oh, my goodness.
And you're on a TV show right now.
Wow.