**
They will believe it.
They will believe it not.
They will believe it.
They will believe it not.
They will believe it.
Michael: How can I help you out?
I'm looking for a small, little centerpiece
where I can just put it on someone's desk at work.
Yeah. You know what's good?
We do these adorable little --
For desktops, it's really cute.
It's inside of, like, a coffee mug. Okay.
You know, like, you choose one of these mugs,
and it's a bloom inside.
Oh, wow.
And, you know, this is them.
They're really cute. -Oh, that is cute.
-Isn't that great? -Oh, the roses are pretty too.
Roses are pretty, yeah.
Let's do the Tulips then.
-You want to go Tulips? -Yeah.
Okay, sure.
Now, I have a choice of, um, mug for you, too --
the colorful mug, or the... -Mm. I mean, the bird is cute.
-Yep. -Yeah, the bird.
-Want to go bird? Okay. -Yeah, I'll go bird.
So, we'll do tulips with the bird mug,
and I'm going to get that set up for you right here.
In fact, this is funny
because I was just mixing some of the mud.
-Oh, wow. -Yeah.
So, that's the mud that you pour it in?
Yeah, you know, I like to keep the bottom of it --
-Oh. -I put in the bottom like this.
Okay? That just keeps it real fresh.
It provides the nutrients for it.
-Mm-hmm. -So, versus, like, you know,
cut flowers that are only going to last a few days...
-Mm. -...this will keep nutrients
inside of it. -So it'll last longer.
Yeah, so it'll last longer.
Okay, so, we said tulips? -Mm-hmm.
So I've got some tulip petal popper seeds here.
I'll put those in for you.
Okay.
And you know what looks really nice with that
is hydrangea.
So I'm going to put some of that in with there.
Just a few of that -- Try and get it in the front.
When it bursts up in the front, it looks really good.
Oh, okay.
And maybe just a few, you know,
Florida rustic thistle sprigs
cause that'll just give it a little something.
-Mm-hmm. -Okay.
So, you can set that up tonight.
You can do that yourself, or, um, if you want to --
If you're gonna give this -- So, wait 'cause I have a few questions.
-Oh, yeah. -Do I add water?
Oh, no, you do it in the microwave.
-Oh! -Yeah, yeah.
So I just put it in the microwave and it'll just go up?
Yeah, yeah.
I can do it for you here if you want.
-C-Can you? -Yeah, sure, sure.
-I want to see that. [laughs] -Yeah.
These seeds were all cross-pollinated
with popping corn.
-Oh, wow. -So, in the same way
that a corn kernel pops up... -Uh-huh.
...you know, the flowers are infused the same way.
So that goes in there.
-That's cute. -Okay, and take a look.
-That's crazy. -I'm going to set this...
[ Microwave beeps ] for 10 seconds.
-Uh-huh. -And we'll start that up.
And we'll watch it.
Just 10 quick, little seconds...
[ Popping ]
-[ Gasps ] -...and it activates quick.
The water comes through. [ Microwave beeps ]
If you water it, it can last for months. [ Gasps ]
Oh, my goodness. That is so --
[ Laughs ]
Yep.
And so -- [sniffs] so fresh.
I mean, freshly popped flowers are... Mmm, that -- yeah.
...totally the rage at weddings now, too.
-That -- -It's crazy, right?
Yeah, the idea -- It's funny 'cause so many people --
Everyone knows microwaved popcorn.
-Mm. -And it seems like
a fascinating thing, but if you think about it... Yeah, same thing.
Yeah, it's a plant. You know, corn is a plant. Yeah.
So, it's just, you know, infusing the seed work.
Oh, wow.
Oh! You know what? What was that? [ Laughs ]
One was un-popped.
[ Laughs ] That's crazy, though.
You can just put it in your other one.
Mnh-mnh, I'm good. -Yeah, sorry about that.
You know, how sometimes there's that one little kernel... Yeah, that one, it popped.
...that didn't pop yet?
Uh, you can keep that, too. -That's crazy. Okay, thank you.
Let me see if I can get you a coupon, okay? Okay, thanks.
All right, hang on.
That is crazy.
Hmm.
You got a pickup?
-Yes. -All right.
We got a -- oop.
Oh, my gosh, hold on.
Hey there, sexy.
Oh, my God, they keep slipping inside the buckets.
But where does he come from?
Outside, we have a lot of them. You're kidding?
Yeah.
They're really attracted to these plants.
It's a Pixie frog, so, it, uh --
Okay, so what are these bubbles? Is he holding air?
Is he trying to scare us away?
No, no, actually, they expand to absorb the light.
So, they sort of, like, puff up, you know,
like nature's umbrella really.
And look at you. You're pigeon toed.
Yeah, isn't he funny? Whoop!
Get over here, you. Yeah.
I'm going to cover him up here.
-Oh, no. -Well --
Don't cover him. Well, I mean, just a friendly little --
-He's such a sight. -He's so cute, right?
I just don't want him to hop off the counter.
Yeah, they love the light. -Does that happen all the time?
It does happen all the time, yeah.
Here, let me just get the light in there.
What is he doing in there?
I'm short. I'm vertically challenged. Here.
Just be careful if you catch it.
I'll lift him up, but just cause he's got a -- [ Gasps ]
Holy...
Oh, my gosh.
-No way. -Oh, my gosh.
This is a U.V. lamp.
So, did you just mutate a frog right here. I did, yeah.
-You're kidding. -No.
I mean, he is now -- Yeah.
And it doesn't -- It has, uh --
It's cutting off part of the spectrum
that the ozone layer usually filters out.
Our ozone layer protects us from UVC.
And so, frogs, amphibians, snakes,
they never get that light directly.
I just gave him a whole dose of that light,
and he absorbed it all.
Yeah, they're not supposed to get this big.
Hold on. Oh, my gosh.
[ Frog croaks ]
Come on, get inside there. Okay.
Oh, my gosh. Woman: Do you think he realizes he's that big yet?
I don't know.
I feel responsible for, like, amphibian mutation.
I can't believe what you just did.
You mutated a frog in no time.
**
Holy moly.
[ Bell dings ] Hello. Woman: Hi.
-How are you doing? -I'm good. How are you?
-I'm doing okay. -That's great.
I came here to pick something up,
but in the meantime I want to look around
and see what you guys got. -Okay, yeah.
All right. What is that?
Right?
Yeah, I'm trying to figure out this ant farm.
We've got these, like, Arti-Sand Ants.
They're, like, craft ants.
-Oh, so, they build things? -You know, I don't know.
I've been trying to figure out the directions.
It's, like, you know, like, these guys are inside here.
Mm-hmm.
So they've, like, tunneled out all their little, you know...
Mm-hmm. ...their little homes and stuff.
The one to separate, they said, was the one
that had sort of a reddish tint.
Do you see -- -Why?
Do you see it kind of has reddish? Mm-hmm.
And then, that that one is, like, an artist ant.
Here, I'm going to write, um...
What's your name? -Kellie.
-Kellie? -Yes, K-E-L-L-I-E.
-K-E... -L-L-I-E.
L-L-I-E.
Um, and the little red guy...
-You're going to let it out? -...is supposed to --
You're supposed to drop him next to the scent...
-Uh-huh. -...next to what you write...
-Uh-huh. -...and he picks up
the scent of it... -Uh-huh.
...and then it's supposed to move the sand over.
See how he's kinda walking over it? Mm-Hmm.
And he communicates with the others with his antennae.
Look at that. Turn it around.
Oh, my gosh.
Wait the hell a second.
Whoa.
Whoa! -[ Laughing ] Wait a second.
[ Laughs ] -Oh, my gosh.
That is hil-- I have to take a picture of that.
Does that not look like "Kellie"?
It totally looks like "Kellie."
That is totally bonkers. It's like it spelled out...
-Kellie -- -...your name.
It spelled out my name.
There's literally an "I" and everything --
an "I" and a dot.
Yeah, 'cause you spell it K-E-L-L-I-E. L-L-I-E.
So, I gue-- Well, that must be what it is.
I guess this ant is the artisan ant
that communicates with the rest of the colony.
That must be what this kit is supposed to be.
That is really weird.
**
Does this count as a bicycle helmet?
Like, would I be allowed to...
ride a bike with this?
Man: I need a bit of technical support or advice.
Oh, okay. Sure, sure. What's the problem?
This iPad isn't responding at all. Okay.
Oh, it's not? Is there any secret way
of getting it reactivated? Have you tried plugging it in...
-No. -...to the wall?
Sometimes, you plug it,
and you jog the power switch on and off. You mean charging it?
Yeah. You don't have the charger here, do you? No, I don't.
-Okay, um... -It's over in the hotel room.
It's really quite simple.
Let me write down the instructions for you. All right, okay.
And you try this at home, okay? Yeah.
The first thing you want to do is always shut it off.
[ Groans ]
Man, I hate when a pen stops working.
Oh, my gosh, that's the worst. -This thing ain't gonna work?
[ Both laugh ]
I'm supposed to be the technical-advance guy,
and I cant... -[ Laughs ]
That's too simple probably. -I know. It is simple.
And that's my -- I have, like, this pet peeve...
-Yeah. -...when it's full of ink
and it still doesn't write.
[ Gasps ] Oh.
-Wow. -Oh, I get it, okay.
-That's amazing. -Yeah, that's what it is.
Ah, okay, I understand. -Unbelievable.
Yeah, it's a never -- So, you just need to shake it and then...
Right, they had said it never stops writing. ...it changes?
Yeah, but that's, like, a solid...
How does it change back?
Uh, shake it, cause it shakes.
Okay, shake, shake, shake, shake, shake, shake.
Here, this is going.
See, that changes.
You see?
That...
-[ Laughs ] -They all changed.
-It's a miracle. -That is the weirdest thing.
Okay. Let's get back to the simple one.
Yeah, now I can write -- Now that I have a pencil... [ Laughs ]
I can write you -- And I'll get a charger,
and we'll show you the whole thing. Perfect, thank you.
Let me get another pad.
**
What is that machine?
Uh, I -- Well, I kind of try to be an inventor.
So, my boss is letting me kind of try this out here.
-Oh, what is that? -Yeah, I retooled the inside
of a shirt-press machine... -Uh-huh.
...so that it can purposefully resize clothes.
-Resize clothes? -Well, like, you ever, like,
wash something and it gets too small on accident... Uh-huh.
...and you're like, "Oh, no"?
So, it was like, if clothes can do that,
why not, like, do it on purpose?
If you have something, and you don't like the size of it...
-Oh, really, and you want -- -...you could put -- Yeah.
It's working pretty good. I'll show you how it works.
It takes two seconds. -Yeah.
So, if you have a shirt, and you want to rejuvenate it --
-Yeah. -But when I was growing up,
I was always getting hand-me-downs from my brother.
So, you fold it just like you would,
you know, you were going to iron something on
like those old shirt presses. -Uh-huh.
And then, put it in here.
And it uses a cold steam, so it's reversing...
-Cold steam. -...the steaming process, yeah.
So I'll set this one for large, press it...
[ Machine hisses, beeps ]
So, like a dryer will shrink,
with cold steam...
it'll resize it to...
-[Bleep] Woah. -Yeah.
So, then, it will un-shrink it.
How did you do that? Like this is really --
There's cross coils inside there
that will heat up at different spots
so it knows -- It's almost like tailoring.
You know? -Wow, that's cool.
Yeah, I'll show you again. The other one it has --
Well, the other one I'm trying to do --
This one's, like --
It's got to be worked out better --
is to try and take -- Oh, that's weird.
[ Chuckles ]
Um, I want to find a way to, like, not just change
the size of it
but also to find a way to alter the clothes.
You know, like, some people want alterations.
And if I set it -- I have it so that if i press
these two and that -- Good.
Okay, pretty good.
So, now I'm going to set the heat coil
so it's going to try and pattern burn.
-Uh-huh, -Okay? And I go down.
[ Machine beeps, hisses ]
[ Machines beeps ]
Wait for the beep.
So, the coils will re-thread that.
And you see what happened there?
So, it burned it.
And it repurposes it, so now it can be, like --
You know, you can use them as underwear.
I mean, you could get a lot of money with that, you know?
-Do you really think so? -Uh-huh.
Are you serious?
[Laughs] It's too big for me, but I would use it.
Well then, you could resize it.
**
Come here. [ Whistles ]
Come on. [Smooches] Hey, hey, hey, hey.
[ Babbling ]
[ Imitates meows ] Hi, kitty.
Hi, kitty. I don't know anything about dogs.
Hi, kitty.
Michael: Hey, man, would you take a picture of me and the dog?
-All right. -All right.
[ Speaking indistinctly ]
I was hoping, actually to get, like, a running shot --
-You want it this way? -Uh, yeah.
Just with him running 'cause he's doing so good, right? Okay.
All right, I'm going to kind of run and see if he looks good. All right.
Ready? Come on. come on. [whistles]
Good, good, good, good, good.
Yeah. Did that work?
-I did two. -You did two?
Yeah, he's doing so good.
Come here, buddy. Let me get...
-Yeah. -Come here.
I used to have two like this.
-Did you? -This is black-and-white.
-Oh, the suits? -Black-and-white.
Hey, buddy. Hey, hi. -Oh, yeah, yeah.
Here, hey, maybe I'll do one without the leash
just for the picture.
I'll hold him up like this.
-Oh, yeah, that's great. -Yeah?
It's good. Yeah.
That came out nice.
Aw, it looks great.
Let me do one with him out of the suit.
Okay. I'll do one with him out of the suit.
Come here. [ Clicks tongue ]
Come here, you. All right. [ Cat meows ]
Okay.
You know, I-I thought that was a dog.
[ Chuckles ] -Huh?
[ Laughs ]
I thought that was a real dog. Oh!
Oh, no, that's what I thought you said --
You had one of these suits. -I did.
No, I had a dog -- a Shi Tzu. -Oh, the same kind --
[ Laughs ]
I thought you meant you also had a Shi Tzu suit.
I swear I thought that was real dog.
Yeah, they look really real.
Man, that's unreal.
You know, 'cause you're not allowed to walk your cat
in the park. -I didn't know that.
Oh, yeah. So we, you know, we got this.
A Dutch maker makes these so the cat can be
inside the suit.
And they just, you know, blend in with all the other dogs.
Well, how was he running in this thing?
Is it on wheels or something?
No, his legs go inside.
Oh. I learn something every day. You take them -- You have to train them.
You know, you put in the suit.
It's like a little costume.
You put some food out, and they run to the food.
And believe me, when they're hungry,
they'll learn to run over to it. That's cool.
-Yeah. -Hey, buddy, hey.
Hey. [smooches] Hey.
Yeah. You never saw this?
I've never seen that before in my life. You never saw one of those?
-Mnh-mnh. That's amazing. -Oh, yeah.
Yeah, it's so that, you know --
A lot of places will allow you to walk a dog,
but they don't allow you to walk a cat.
-I never heard that, too. -Yeah.
So, you can walk your cat now.
Let me get a picture of this to show my wife.
I bet you she'll love it. -Of just the suit?
Yeah, I'll bet she's never seen one before either. Come here, you.
Will you take a picture just so that he can see?
Okay, here we go. You can see it's a suit.
**
Unreal.
Yeah.
They run around well, right?
Honest to God, I thought it was a dog.
No, nope, just a cat in a dog suit.
That's the reason I said I had two of them.
[ Laughs ] Oh, yeah, I thought you meant you had two dog suits.
No? All right. See you later.
-All right, man. -Bye-bye.
**
Hello. Could you help me?
Could you take a picture of me just right here.
Yeah. -Okay.
Sorry.
I have to use this camera
'cause I'm using the phone for the app --
for the drone-care pickup.
You have to use this camera?
Yeah, I can't use my camera phone
'cause I got to use the app.
[ Buzzing ] Can you take your glasses off
just so you can see through that thing?
Oh, here it is.
My wife set this up.
These are great.
Wait, how do I snap it? Right here?
Yeah, in a minute you'll push that down,
but don't push it yet. -Okay.
Oh, there we go. Oh, oh, I got him.
Oh, wow. All right.
My gosh.
[ Grunts ] Perfect.
Okay.
Oh, my gosh. [ Laughs ]
These things are insane, aren't they?
[ Grunts ] Have you ever used this before?
-What? -The drone care.
-No. -Oh, yeah.
Drone care is the best. [ Grunts ]
Let me get this open here.
Gosh.
We're so clumsy. Oh, how are you?
Good to see you.
Michael: How was your trip? It was good? -Good. Boy: Great. What? -All right
Here, come on out. [ Grunts ] Hey.
-You good? -Yeah!
You do all right? Here, come on over here.
It's going to cost me extra for the pit stop.
-He was in the box? -Yeah.
He was --
You know, I got to take a picture of for him now.
He's in transit, 'cause my wife is going to pick him up later.
-Okay? -Yeah, will you take a picture?
[ Camera shutter clicks ] Perfect.
Oh, that's awesome. -Wow!
These drone care, you know -- The transport's awesome.
I'm not even sure what a drone care is.
Oh, drone care, it's like
a drone-operated transportation service... Okay.
...yeah, for kids with busy parents.
So, he...just gets in a box and...
Yeah, he had to come here to get his passport
'cause he and his mom are going up to Canada later.
Pretty cool, don't you think?
I'm thinking it's odd.
-Why? -Why?
I mean, to put your kid in a box
and have him transported from one place
to another sounds very strange.
It is a little strange, I have to admit,
but to tell you the truth, I'm like --
Here, I'm going to give you this passport.
Mom's going to know what this is, okay? You take this.
So, where did he come from?
North Carolina.
-Directly? -Yeah.
Was it North Caro-- Is that the hub?
-Yeah. -North Carolina, yeah.
Yeah, he's gonna meet up with his Mom in Nashville,
and then they're both gonna go up to Canada.
So, I'm going to get you back in here.
Be real careful, okay?
[Grunts] Yeah, get down there. Be very careful.
Yeah, they have, like, a more industrial-sized one.
Here, just tuck your head to the side.
That's very good. Good, good, good.
Yeah, I think when they meet --
You be careful in there, okay?
They have more industrial hubs at different stations,
and these are sort of like, uh, in-betweeners.
You know what I mean?
All right, come on over here.
All right.
There we go.
All right, Sammy.
You be good, okay?
[ Grunts ] See you later!
Bye! Say hi to Mom!
You're -- That's --
No.
-Oh, my gosh. -No.
-It's great, right? -No, it's not great.
-Why isn't it great? -Because it's crazy!
Where is he going?
I gave him the passport 'cause he's going to go to Canada.
What if he needs help? What if something is --
Well, he has, uh, he has, um, like a pad inside there,
you know, a tablet, so he can contact us. Yeah.
It'll buzz my phone. It'll buzz my wife's phone.
Yeah, so?
So, like you said, if there's something wrong, he can --
Yeah, but he's flying around in the sky.
Right, now, only on, like, good days like this.
That's the part that makes it crazy,
'cause if we schedule it, you still have to pay for it,
and if it's bad weather, they won't fly him.
And they just were able to regulate now
the propeller speed, you know, the way the air comes down,
the circulating air around it
that it keeps it kind of in its own safe little hub.
It's called the Carbonaro Effect.
"The Carbonaro Effect" is also the name
of a hidden-camera, magic TV show.
Yeah?
And you're on that show right now.
[ Laughs ]
What?
I just can't believe...
[ Laughs ]
-So, you just find a kid and... -[ Laughs ]
No way, no.
-You can't believe what? -I can't believe any of it.
Well, I hope a brought a little bit of magic to your afternoon. [ Laughs ]
You brought a little bit of something.
[ Laughs ]
-I don't know what. -You were awesome.
I was like, "Maybe I should call the police." [ Laughs ]