WEBVTT 00:00:09.681 --> 00:00:11.099 So, Jarvis, 00:00:11.099 --> 00:00:12.684 you know how the Toy Innovator Awards are coming up? 00:00:12.684 --> 00:00:13.977 Of course. 00:00:13.977 --> 00:00:15.812 Do you have an idea for what we should submit? 00:00:15.812 --> 00:00:18.398 Yeah. An application form. 00:00:18.398 --> 00:00:20.400 Two weeks ago. 00:00:20.400 --> 00:00:22.193 We missed the entry deadline! 00:00:22.193 --> 00:00:23.111 That doesn't make sense. 00:00:23.111 --> 00:00:24.112 I filled out an application 00:00:24.112 --> 00:00:25.488 and gave it to Geneva to mail. 00:00:29.075 --> 00:00:30.910 Good, you're here. 00:00:30.910 --> 00:00:33.371 I've been waiting to go on my break for 15 minutes. 00:00:33.371 --> 00:00:35.248 You just got here 15 minutes ago. 00:00:36.958 --> 00:00:39.044 Yes. 00:00:40.587 --> 00:00:43.590 Geneva, I asked you to take out the outgoing mail. 00:00:43.590 --> 00:00:47.677 I did! His name is Ethan, and he works in the warehouse. 00:00:47.677 --> 00:00:49.012 And you were right. 00:00:49.012 --> 00:00:51.056 He is very outgoing. 00:00:51.056 --> 00:00:53.683 And very male. 00:00:59.981 --> 00:01:00.899 Buckle up 00:01:00.899 --> 00:01:03.109 And hold on tight 00:01:03.109 --> 00:01:06.112 You and me on a wild ride 00:01:06.112 --> 00:01:09.741 We're gonna own it and change the game 00:01:09.741 --> 00:01:12.535 Together we'll make it all the way 00:01:12.535 --> 00:01:15.413 Through all the ups and all the downs, downs 00:01:15.413 --> 00:01:17.040 We'll always find our way around 00:01:17.040 --> 00:01:20.710 Here we go whoa-oa-oh 00:01:20.710 --> 00:01:23.588 Yeah, here we go whoa-oa-oh 00:01:23.588 --> 00:01:25.173 You got me 00:01:25.173 --> 00:01:26.800 I got you 00:01:26.800 --> 00:01:28.259 Here we go 00:01:30.762 --> 00:01:32.222 By agreeing to host the competition here. 00:01:32.222 --> 00:01:33.723 At our expense. 00:01:33.723 --> 00:01:35.350 And my firstborn will be named Harold. 00:01:35.350 --> 00:01:38.937 I really hope it's a boy. 00:01:38.937 --> 00:01:40.688 What are you going to do about this? 00:01:40.688 --> 00:01:42.774 You're always cleaning up Geneva's messes! 00:01:42.774 --> 00:01:44.025 No, I'm not! 00:01:44.025 --> 00:01:45.568 Jarvis, I was trying to teach 00:01:45.568 --> 00:01:46.736 these baby birds to fly, 00:01:46.736 --> 00:01:48.947 and it did not go well. 00:01:48.947 --> 00:01:51.991 Their yellow blood is everywhere. 00:01:51.991 --> 00:01:53.827 Don't worry. 00:01:53.827 --> 00:01:55.078 I'll clean it up for you. 00:01:55.078 --> 00:01:56.788 Just let me finish making this point to Piper. 00:01:56.788 --> 00:01:58.581 As I was saying, 00:01:58.581 --> 00:02:01.334 I do not always clean up Geneva's messes. 00:02:01.334 --> 00:02:03.211 Come on, little birdie! 00:02:03.211 --> 00:02:05.296 You can do it! 00:02:11.010 --> 00:02:12.971 Why did you even hire her? 00:02:12.971 --> 00:02:15.014 I feel like she has a lot to offer. 00:02:15.014 --> 00:02:16.307 Yeah, and you're hoping 00:02:16.307 --> 00:02:18.351 someday she offers it to you. 00:02:18.351 --> 00:02:19.686 You just hired her for her looks. 00:02:19.686 --> 00:02:21.855 She doesn't know how to do anything. 00:02:21.855 --> 00:02:23.523 Because no one's ever asked her to. 00:02:23.523 --> 00:02:25.191 I bet, with the right encouragement, 00:02:25.191 --> 00:02:26.442 I could turn her into 00:02:26.442 --> 00:02:28.736 one of this company's best employees. 00:02:28.736 --> 00:02:30.155 I'll take that bet. 00:02:31.489 --> 00:02:33.241 Trust me, when this is over, 00:02:33.241 --> 00:02:35.076 you'll be the one with egg on your face. 00:02:39.789 --> 00:02:41.916 I found another nest! 00:02:45.420 --> 00:02:48.715 So, it turns out, at the Toy Innovator Awards, 00:02:48.715 --> 00:02:51.676 companies exhibit in alphabetical order! 00:02:51.676 --> 00:02:54.888 All I have to do is steal Knickknack's toy idea 00:02:54.888 --> 00:02:56.181 and present it first, 00:02:56.181 --> 00:02:57.849 using my new company-- 00:02:57.849 --> 00:03:00.059 "Klickklack Toys." 00:03:05.106 --> 00:03:06.524 Not only will I win, 00:03:06.524 --> 00:03:09.152 and have a toy that'll make me a mint, 00:03:09.152 --> 00:03:13.114 but Knickknack will be left with nothing! 00:03:13.114 --> 00:03:15.033 Pretty clever, don't you think? 00:03:17.535 --> 00:03:20.038 Wow, I'm lonely. 00:03:21.497 --> 00:03:24.417 Forget it. I heard everything, Can-- 00:03:24.417 --> 00:03:26.294 Mrs. Bubkes? 00:03:26.294 --> 00:03:28.296 You're in here? 00:03:28.296 --> 00:03:30.340 Uh... 00:03:30.340 --> 00:03:32.967 Good. Then you must've seen where Candace went. 00:03:32.967 --> 00:03:34.427 We have to stop her 00:03:34.427 --> 00:03:36.596 before she steals our design for the Toy Innovator Awards. 00:03:36.596 --> 00:03:39.849 ...no Candace. 00:03:39.849 --> 00:03:41.517 Haven't seen her, huh? 00:03:41.517 --> 00:03:43.478 Come to think of it, 00:03:43.478 --> 00:03:45.688 I don't think I've ever seen you and Candace 00:03:45.688 --> 00:03:47.440 in the same room together. 00:03:49.025 --> 00:03:51.527 So how could I expect you to know if you've seen her? 00:03:51.527 --> 00:03:53.863 I'll show you what she looks like. 00:04:01.246 --> 00:04:02.372 Okay, Geneva. 00:04:02.372 --> 00:04:03.539 We're going to turn you into 00:04:03.539 --> 00:04:04.916 the best employee ever. 00:04:04.916 --> 00:04:06.960 Let's start with a little role-playing. 00:04:06.960 --> 00:04:09.128 Ooh! I'm great at playing with rolls. 00:04:14.133 --> 00:04:18.221 I meant where you pretend to be something you're not. 00:04:18.221 --> 00:04:19.597 Oh! You mean like how I'm pretending 00:04:19.597 --> 00:04:21.391 to be interested in this conversation? 00:04:23.393 --> 00:04:24.936 Let's just practice answering the phone. 00:04:24.936 --> 00:04:26.562 I'll be someone calling. 00:04:26.562 --> 00:04:29.941 You be... you. 00:04:29.941 --> 00:04:32.860 Can't we start with someone easier? 00:04:42.870 --> 00:04:45.164 Just show me how you answer the phone. 00:04:45.164 --> 00:04:46.624 I am. 00:04:50.420 --> 00:04:52.130 Perfect. 00:04:52.130 --> 00:04:54.424 Let's move on to another duty of yours. 00:04:55.800 --> 00:04:57.427 You said "duty"! 00:04:57.427 --> 00:04:59.762 With a "T." 00:04:59.762 --> 00:05:01.097 Which is funny, 00:05:01.097 --> 00:05:03.308 because you think I have duties around here. 00:05:04.892 --> 00:05:07.979 Anyway, can we hurry this up? I really have to poop. 00:05:14.527 --> 00:05:16.362 How are things going with Geneva? 00:05:16.362 --> 00:05:17.613 Geneva? 00:05:17.613 --> 00:05:20.825 Uh...mazingly well. 00:05:20.825 --> 00:05:22.702 She mastered that reception stuff 00:05:22.702 --> 00:05:24.454 in two seconds. 00:05:24.454 --> 00:05:25.913 She did? 00:05:25.913 --> 00:05:26.998 In fact, her talents 00:05:26.998 --> 00:05:28.666 are kind of wasted behind that desk. 00:05:28.666 --> 00:05:31.002 She could do anything around here. 00:05:31.002 --> 00:05:32.462 Really? 00:05:32.462 --> 00:05:34.630 Then maybe we should have Geneva design 00:05:34.630 --> 00:05:36.924 our toy for the Toy Innovator Awards. 00:05:36.924 --> 00:05:38.551 Uh... 00:05:38.551 --> 00:05:40.553 Unbelievable! 00:05:40.553 --> 00:05:43.848 I was gonna suggest the same thing. 00:05:43.848 --> 00:05:45.350 That is unbelievable. 00:05:45.350 --> 00:05:47.977 In the sense that I don't believe it. 00:05:47.977 --> 00:05:50.355 No, I think it's an awesome idea. 00:05:50.355 --> 00:05:51.814 Let's do it. 00:05:51.814 --> 00:05:53.399 Great. Why don't you call her right now 00:05:53.399 --> 00:05:54.525 and tell her the good news? 00:05:54.525 --> 00:05:56.486 Okay. Why shouldn't I? 00:05:58.154 --> 00:05:59.238 I guess you're not gonna give me 00:05:59.238 --> 00:06:01.074 a reason why I shouldn't. 00:06:06.204 --> 00:06:08.498 Geneva, there may be some people who don't think 00:06:08.498 --> 00:06:11.000 you can handle designing our toy for the competition, 00:06:11.000 --> 00:06:13.086 but I'm not one of them. 00:06:13.086 --> 00:06:14.712 I'm sure 00:06:14.712 --> 00:06:16.672 that you will invent not only a great toy, 00:06:16.672 --> 00:06:18.674 but the winning toy. 00:06:18.674 --> 00:06:20.885 I believe in you. 00:06:23.763 --> 00:06:25.807 Okay, now I just need to say all that to Geneva 00:06:25.807 --> 00:06:27.683 while keeping a straight face. 00:06:28.810 --> 00:06:30.186 Design our toy for the competition? 00:06:30.186 --> 00:06:32.230 I guess I have to say yes, 00:06:32.230 --> 00:06:34.690 because the idea of it seems to make you really happy. 00:06:37.235 --> 00:06:38.778 The whole time you were asking me, 00:06:38.778 --> 00:06:39.862 you were smiling. 00:06:39.862 --> 00:06:41.823 Even laughing once or twice. 00:06:53.876 --> 00:06:55.962 Okay, Mrs. Bubkes, we need to find Candace 00:06:55.962 --> 00:06:57.964 before she steals our toy design. 00:06:57.964 --> 00:06:59.715 I know she's in the building. 00:06:59.715 --> 00:07:00.883 I heard her voice. 00:07:00.883 --> 00:07:03.886 ...Someone else? 00:07:03.886 --> 00:07:06.556 No. I'm sure it was Candace. 00:07:06.556 --> 00:07:09.058 I'd know that evil, nasty, grating, 00:07:09.058 --> 00:07:10.977 witch-like voice anywhere. 00:07:15.231 --> 00:07:16.607 ...Split up? 00:07:16.607 --> 00:07:17.817 Split up? 00:07:17.817 --> 00:07:19.277 It's too dangerous. 00:07:19.277 --> 00:07:20.486 Do you really think 00:07:20.486 --> 00:07:22.238 I'd leave my partner on her own to confront 00:07:22.238 --> 00:07:23.823 that hideous, snaggletoothed, 00:07:23.823 --> 00:07:26.284 droopy-faced ogre? 00:07:29.704 --> 00:07:31.706 ...Channing Tatum? 00:07:33.708 --> 00:07:35.418 Thanks, Mrs. Bubkes. 00:07:35.418 --> 00:07:38.588 I have been told I look like Channing Tatum. 00:07:38.588 --> 00:07:40.923 But enough complimenting each other. 00:07:40.923 --> 00:07:43.176 We have to find that garlic-breathed, 00:07:43.176 --> 00:07:45.636 unibrowed, jug-eared banshee! 00:07:51.392 --> 00:07:53.019 Jarvis put your desk here? 00:07:54.103 --> 00:07:55.480 Yeah. 00:07:55.480 --> 00:07:57.148 Jarvis said if I was going to design a toy, 00:07:57.148 --> 00:07:58.524 I needed a work space. 00:07:58.524 --> 00:08:00.985 But I guess it costs a lot of money to go to space, 00:08:00.985 --> 00:08:03.779 so here I am! 00:08:03.779 --> 00:08:05.490 Well, you guys should have come to me. 00:08:05.490 --> 00:08:09.035 I totally would have chipped in for rocket fuel. 00:08:11.996 --> 00:08:13.956 You wanted to see me, Jarvis? 00:08:13.956 --> 00:08:15.541 Yeah. Did you come up with an idea for a toy? 00:08:15.541 --> 00:08:19.587 I tried, but Piper was driving me crazy. 00:08:19.587 --> 00:08:21.339 You don't have to come up with something complicated. 00:08:21.339 --> 00:08:23.883 The most popular toys are usually the simplest. 00:08:23.883 --> 00:08:25.593 Take the world's first toy... 00:08:25.593 --> 00:08:28.221 the rock. 00:08:28.221 --> 00:08:30.097 I thought you said they were simple. 00:08:31.224 --> 00:08:32.683 They are. 00:08:32.683 --> 00:08:34.435 Come on. Maybe some of these things 00:08:34.435 --> 00:08:35.728 will inspire you. 00:08:35.728 --> 00:08:36.938 Like... 00:08:36.938 --> 00:08:38.439 the jigsaw puzzle. 00:08:39.982 --> 00:08:42.151 Aah! Do not look in there. 00:08:42.151 --> 00:08:46.322 Someone tore that poor little kitty to pieces. 00:08:46.322 --> 00:08:48.616 A hundred pieces! 00:08:50.284 --> 00:08:51.369 What's this? 00:08:51.369 --> 00:08:53.788 It's a Jack-in-the-Box. 00:09:05.508 --> 00:09:08.594 Did you hear that? Sounds like Candace. 00:09:11.138 --> 00:09:13.975 Gotcha, Candace! 00:09:16.561 --> 00:09:20.147 Oh. Looks like we owe you an apology. 00:09:21.357 --> 00:09:23.025 You're free to go, sir. 00:09:26.404 --> 00:09:29.323 Where could Candace be hiding? 00:09:29.323 --> 00:09:30.741 I'm on the roof! 00:09:30.741 --> 00:09:33.286 Did you hear that? She's on the roof! 00:09:33.286 --> 00:09:35.538 But I also might be in the basement! 00:09:35.538 --> 00:09:37.373 She also might be in the basement! 00:09:37.373 --> 00:09:39.166 The two places she might be 00:09:39.166 --> 00:09:41.502 are as far apart in the building as possible. 00:09:41.502 --> 00:09:42.837 Well, Candace-- 00:09:45.006 --> 00:09:46.549 ...outsmarted you. 00:09:46.549 --> 00:09:48.301 Oh, no, she didn't. 00:09:48.301 --> 00:09:50.344 There's one way we can cover that much ground. 00:09:50.344 --> 00:09:52.805 Ooh! Split up? 00:09:52.805 --> 00:09:54.473 Nope. 00:09:54.473 --> 00:09:56.434 The old cherry-top! 00:09:59.395 --> 00:10:02.189 Mrs. Bubkes, I handled the light... 00:10:03.733 --> 00:10:06.152 Woo-oo-woo! 00:10:12.241 --> 00:10:13.492 Presenting... 00:10:13.492 --> 00:10:13.826 Presenting... 00:10:13.826 --> 00:10:16.454 The Jack-in-the-Oven! 00:10:16.454 --> 00:10:19.081 You need to turn the handle fast, 00:10:19.081 --> 00:10:20.958 because it gets really hot. 00:10:27.214 --> 00:10:28.633 Aah! 00:10:29.759 --> 00:10:32.053 I mean... a-ha! 00:10:32.053 --> 00:10:34.472 What a creative design. 00:10:34.472 --> 00:10:36.599 Thanks. Want to see it again? 00:10:36.599 --> 00:10:37.683 No, it's okay. 00:10:37.683 --> 00:10:40.019 I can wait for my nightmare tonight. 00:10:40.019 --> 00:10:43.147 Okay! And, the best part is, aside from being super-fun, 00:10:43.147 --> 00:10:44.899 we'll sell tons of gas masks, 00:10:44.899 --> 00:10:47.151 because the fumes are toxic. 00:10:48.736 --> 00:10:50.529 Great. 00:10:50.529 --> 00:10:52.698 So you combined a Jack-in-the-Box 00:10:52.698 --> 00:10:54.116 with a Piece-of-Cake Oven? 00:10:54.116 --> 00:10:56.077 Uh-huh. You said to make a toy 00:10:56.077 --> 00:10:59.038 that's everything those toys are and more. 00:10:59.038 --> 00:11:00.706 Where's the "more?" 00:11:00.706 --> 00:11:03.000 I knew I forgot something! 00:11:04.418 --> 00:11:06.128 Thank you for believing in me, Jarvis. 00:11:06.128 --> 00:11:07.713 I can't wait till you present this 00:11:07.713 --> 00:11:09.423 at the big competition. 00:11:19.934 --> 00:11:21.519 Aah! 00:11:21.519 --> 00:11:23.020 Are you okay? 00:11:23.020 --> 00:11:25.690 Uh... yeah. 00:11:25.690 --> 00:11:26.899 I was just... 00:11:37.493 --> 00:11:38.744 Aah! 00:11:38.744 --> 00:11:40.788 Are you okay? 00:11:40.788 --> 00:11:43.999 Yeah. I was just-- 00:11:47.336 --> 00:11:49.547 Yeah. I'm okay. 00:11:50.798 --> 00:11:52.717 So how's it coming with Geneva's toy? 00:11:52.717 --> 00:11:55.720 Is she going to light the toy world on fire? 00:11:55.720 --> 00:11:58.055 It's a distinct possibility. 00:11:59.640 --> 00:12:02.143 Really? I didn't think she'd come up with jack. 00:12:02.143 --> 00:12:04.854 Well, she did. 00:12:06.147 --> 00:12:08.274 In fact, 00:12:08.274 --> 00:12:10.943 Geneva came up with a toy no one's ever seen before. 00:12:10.943 --> 00:12:14.280 The judges are going to be blown away. 00:12:18.451 --> 00:12:19.952 I need to get my hands 00:12:19.952 --> 00:12:21.203 on that toy! 00:12:21.203 --> 00:12:24.665 Where you going, partner? 00:12:24.665 --> 00:12:27.084 There's a 716 on the fifth floor. 00:12:27.084 --> 00:12:29.420 ...716? 00:12:29.420 --> 00:12:31.589 Overflowing toilet. 00:12:31.589 --> 00:12:33.674 This is what you trained for. 00:12:35.509 --> 00:12:37.386 Unit one responding. 00:12:42.099 --> 00:12:48.189 Woo-oo-woo-oo! 00:12:55.571 --> 00:12:57.782 Merry Christmas. 00:12:57.782 --> 00:13:00.075 Wow. We've got some tough competition. 00:13:00.075 --> 00:13:02.119 That's an amazing toy. 00:13:02.119 --> 00:13:04.205 Well, let's see what the judges think. 00:13:04.205 --> 00:13:07.625 Especially that vicious tyrant, Harold Sperling. 00:13:09.168 --> 00:13:12.421 So, you've invented a robotic Santa's elf. 00:13:12.421 --> 00:13:14.548 A toy that makes other toys! 00:13:15.549 --> 00:13:17.176 Can it make a bucket? 00:13:17.176 --> 00:13:20.513 Because then I will have something to throw up in! 00:13:21.889 --> 00:13:23.724 What a jerk. 00:13:35.152 --> 00:13:36.695 All right, we're in plain clothes 00:13:36.695 --> 00:13:37.988 so we can look around 00:13:37.988 --> 00:13:40.324 without drawing attention to ourselves. 00:13:40.324 --> 00:13:43.994 By the way, Mrs. Bubkes, nice job. 00:13:43.994 --> 00:13:47.164 Those are really plain clothes. 00:13:47.164 --> 00:13:49.333 Candace has to be around here somewhere. 00:13:49.333 --> 00:13:50.876 I'm in the shed! 00:13:50.876 --> 00:13:52.586 Did you hear that? 00:13:52.586 --> 00:13:53.671 She's in the shed! 00:13:53.671 --> 00:13:55.840 But I also might be in the shed! 00:13:55.840 --> 00:13:59.510 Okay, she's either in the shed or the shed. 00:13:59.510 --> 00:14:02.263 Maybe this time we should split up. 00:14:03.556 --> 00:14:06.141 ...The shed! 00:14:08.102 --> 00:14:09.979 Good thinking. 00:14:09.979 --> 00:14:11.647 Let's check the shed. 00:14:11.647 --> 00:14:13.023 Act casual! 00:14:19.697 --> 00:14:22.616 Mrs. Bubkes, that's just how a cop would walk over here. 00:14:29.790 --> 00:14:32.293 Okay, let's look for Candace. 00:14:32.293 --> 00:14:34.545 ...Candace. 00:14:34.545 --> 00:14:37.256 Where? Where you're pointing with that shovel? 00:14:37.256 --> 00:14:39.758 I'll turn around and look. 00:14:47.057 --> 00:14:49.768 Now to steal Knickknack's toy idea. 00:14:49.768 --> 00:14:50.895 Up next-- 00:14:50.895 --> 00:14:52.813 Candace Wheeler from Klickklack Toys. 00:14:52.813 --> 00:14:54.231 Aah! 00:14:54.231 --> 00:14:55.733 I don't have a toy. 00:14:55.733 --> 00:14:58.527 Maybe there's something in here I can use. 00:15:01.614 --> 00:15:04.450 I call it... "Ragamuffin." 00:15:05.868 --> 00:15:10.164 The world's first life-sized ultra-realistic rag doll. 00:15:12.708 --> 00:15:16.420 You can, uh, poke him... 00:15:16.420 --> 00:15:17.755 Shake him... 00:15:19.214 --> 00:15:21.467 Even throw him, if you want. 00:15:26.055 --> 00:15:27.681 Well, you certainly presented a toy 00:15:27.681 --> 00:15:29.391 like nothing we've ever seen before. 00:15:30.893 --> 00:15:33.604 Innovation is what we do at Klickklack. 00:15:33.604 --> 00:15:35.940 But what child in his or her right mind 00:15:35.940 --> 00:15:39.693 would ever want to play with this grotesque eyesore? 00:15:39.693 --> 00:15:40.903 What? 00:15:40.903 --> 00:15:43.238 This doll is too flimsy... 00:15:43.238 --> 00:15:46.700 with its gangly, noodle-like limbs. 00:15:48.327 --> 00:15:50.037 And the face! 00:15:50.037 --> 00:15:54.041 Why would you give it such a weird little face? 00:15:56.502 --> 00:15:58.045 Wait! 00:15:58.045 --> 00:15:59.880 Take that beastly toy with you. 00:15:59.880 --> 00:16:02.800 I can't bear to look at its tiny, little gremlin hands 00:16:02.800 --> 00:16:04.468 another instant. 00:16:08.389 --> 00:16:11.725 Wow. Some people invent creepy toys. 00:16:13.394 --> 00:16:15.437 Up next, Knickknack Toys. 00:16:15.437 --> 00:16:17.106 In designing our toy, 00:16:17.106 --> 00:16:19.733 we looked at two of the most popular toys in history-- 00:16:19.733 --> 00:16:22.486 the Jack-in-the-Box and the Piece-of-Cake Oven, 00:16:22.486 --> 00:16:23.988 and decided to invent something 00:16:23.988 --> 00:16:26.615 that is everything they are, and more. 00:16:26.615 --> 00:16:29.410 Knickknack Toys is proud to present... 00:16:29.410 --> 00:16:30.577 Snack-in-the-Box! 00:16:34.456 --> 00:16:37.292 You just pour in a pouch of Snack-in-the-Box mix. 00:16:38.502 --> 00:16:40.587 Then close the lid and turn the crank. 00:16:43.841 --> 00:16:46.135 Powered only by the human hand, 00:16:46.135 --> 00:16:48.345 Snack-in-the-Box mixes and bakes the ingredients, 00:16:48.345 --> 00:16:50.556 creating a delicious surprise! 00:16:58.272 --> 00:17:00.482 People have been making cupcakes the same way-- 00:17:00.482 --> 00:17:03.318 in ovens-- for as long as I can remember-- 00:17:03.318 --> 00:17:05.279 about three and a half years. 00:17:05.279 --> 00:17:07.656 But you decided that wasn't good enough! 00:17:07.656 --> 00:17:10.784 You had to come up with a new way! 00:17:10.784 --> 00:17:12.661 And thank goodness you did! 00:17:12.661 --> 00:17:13.662 Bravo! 00:17:20.169 --> 00:17:21.795 Congratulations, Jarvis. 00:17:21.795 --> 00:17:23.797 The judges loved Snack-in-the-Box. 00:17:27.801 --> 00:17:29.219 I told you she would. 00:17:29.219 --> 00:17:30.471 In the future, 00:17:30.471 --> 00:17:31.805 when I tell you something, 00:17:31.805 --> 00:17:34.308 maybe you should just assume I'm right. 00:17:34.308 --> 00:17:37.811 What the heck is this hunk of junk? 00:17:37.811 --> 00:17:39.646 I didn't invent Snack-in-the-Box. 00:17:39.646 --> 00:17:41.190 I invented Jack-in-the-Oven. 00:17:57.998 --> 00:17:59.374 By the way, 00:17:59.374 --> 00:18:01.794 I hope you guys were holding your breath just now. 00:18:03.045 --> 00:18:05.422 In the future, when I tell you something, 00:18:05.422 --> 00:18:08.300 maybe you should just assume I'm right. 00:18:11.512 --> 00:18:13.639 I'm sorry I tweaked your toy, 00:18:13.639 --> 00:18:14.848 but the truth is... 00:18:14.848 --> 00:18:17.309 it just wasn't very good. 00:18:17.309 --> 00:18:17.351 It wasn't very good? 00:18:17.351 --> 00:18:19.353 It wasn't very good? 00:18:19.353 --> 00:18:20.521 Kind of an understatement! 00:18:20.521 --> 00:18:23.398 It stunk. 00:18:23.398 --> 00:18:24.650 You knew it was bad? 00:18:24.650 --> 00:18:26.568 Yes! Somehow you got it in your head 00:18:26.568 --> 00:18:28.362 that I should do work. 00:18:28.362 --> 00:18:31.907 I figured if you saw this, you'd change your mind. 00:18:31.907 --> 00:18:33.450 Are you saying, if you wanted to, 00:18:33.450 --> 00:18:35.119 you could have invented a toy as good 00:18:35.119 --> 00:18:37.204 as Toy Innovator Award-winning Snack-in-the-Box? 00:18:38.872 --> 00:18:40.332 Better. 00:18:40.332 --> 00:18:41.542 For starters, 00:18:41.542 --> 00:18:43.335 if you used a lower-profile spring mechanism, 00:18:43.335 --> 00:18:45.087 it would create enough room in the housing 00:18:45.087 --> 00:18:47.422 to add a sprinkle dispenser. 00:18:47.422 --> 00:18:48.465 That's a great idea! 00:18:48.465 --> 00:18:49.508 Write that down! 00:18:51.176 --> 00:18:52.636 I'll write it down. 00:18:57.975 --> 00:19:01.019 Ragamuffin-- New from Klickklack. 00:19:01.019 --> 00:19:03.313 What's going on? 00:19:03.313 --> 00:19:04.857 Shovel not included. 00:19:04.857 --> 00:19:07.025 I'm C. Wheeler Klickklack. 00:19:07.025 --> 00:19:09.069 The "C" stands for... "Conk."