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I'm Jimmy DiResta, and I'm a maker.

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That's a hip way of saying
I make things… like this.

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Pretty cool, right?

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Walk with me.

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For years, I made my name
as a toy designer in New York City.

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Then I realized I don't like the city,
I don't like designing toys,

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and to be honest with you,
I don't really like kids.

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It's not like I hate them or anything.

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It's just it's,
"Check out my little Timmy."

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I don't care.

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Look at my birds.

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So anyway, I quit my job,

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I left the city,
and I moved upstate to here, my farm.

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I got land, I got animals,

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and best of all I have this.

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The ultimate maker workshop!

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Inside, I have every kind of tool
and machine imaginable to make things.

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Pretty impressive stuff, huh?

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Really? You're labeling the table
like that's some sort of impress--

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"Bag"? We can just--

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Okay. Graphics guy trying to be funny.

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Can we please get on with it? Anyway…

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So I got a call to be on a TV show
'cause I'm a maker celebrity or whatever.

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I said, "Sure. Cool." Why not, right?

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So I agreed.

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Then I found out who I'd be working for.

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Jimmy!

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-Hi.
-Hi!

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Jimmy!

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Hey, Jimmy.

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What do you want?

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Okay, Mr. Grouch.

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Thirty years of expert build experience,
and I'm taking orders from half-pints.

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Because misery loves company,
I brought my buddies in on it with me.

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Say hi, guys.

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-Howdy!
-Hello!

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That's Jackman.
He's an engineer, and he plans everything.

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It's really annoying, but he's good at it.

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That's Derek, my best friend.

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Big guy and even bigger softie.

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This is Graz.

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Good maker, bad jokes.

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And Canadian Pat.

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Well, your guess is as good as mine.

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Let's have some fun.

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Together, we'll take pitches on this.

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Listen to whatever
their dumb little brains can come up with.

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The Pig Tripper. It trips the pig.

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-Wow.
-So a catapult that throws cat poop?

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-Yes.

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If it's interesting or doable,
I'll build it. If not--

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Next!

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-Next!
-No way.

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-Next!
-Shut up!

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-Some builds will be good.

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Dino Taco Toilet.

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Are you not entertained?

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Some builds will be bad.

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Graz, I told you
the scissors were gonna be too heavy!

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Make a bigger handle!

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But all of them
will be absolutely pointless.

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-Yeah!
-That is disgusting.

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Whoa!

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-I want the unicorn to fart!
-I can't believe I'm doing this.

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-Go, Graz!

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Why are we doing this?
Because we make things. That's what we do.

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-Thought we weren't supposed to have fun.
-I'm not having fun!

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We're gonna show these kids,
if they can dream it up…

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I want it to be a guitar boat that floats.

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You're onto something there.

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…it can be built.

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Oh!

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That is so cool!

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Hey, it might even
inspire them to build

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outside their little Minecraft -y world,
or whatever.

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-Do I wanna do it?

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Dumbest thing we've ever made.

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Not really.
But this isn't about me, is it?

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-So here we are.
-You better get to work!

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Funny how their dreams are my nightmare.

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Come on, Jimmy. Have some fun.

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Whatever.

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Good morning!

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-Morning!
-What's up?

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You guys ready? Come on up.
We got some kids to meet.

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-So let's see what we got.
-Here we go.

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-Hey, guys, can you hear me?
-Yes.

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-What's going on with you, buddy?

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From the young lady first,
what's your name?

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My name is Kenzie.

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My name is Wyatt.

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I'm Keifer.

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Kenzie, Wyatt, and…

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Are you guys using a potato
as a microphone?

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Yep, we actually are.

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Do you have ideas you wanna pitch me?

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-A mansion.
-Whoo!

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Do explain.

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Outside, it would be all white.

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-On the inside, it would have a kitchen.
-Okay.

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Like a normal house.

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I'm sold.

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-Do you have an invention?
-Yes. We do actually.

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Let's see it.

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So, basically, our invention's
something called a Tutor Bot.

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-Right.
-And we named the Tutor Bot "Sasha."

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The Tutor Bot's purpose
is to help you with your homework.

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She wakes you up in the morning.

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She has an alarm clock. She can tell time.

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So you guys basically made a giant iPhone?

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Yeah. But, actually, I didn't think
about it like that but yes.

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Pitch me.

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My first idea was a car
that can turn into a boat.

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Wait. So you invented a duckboat?

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Boston called. They want their idea back.

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And then there's a walking plane.

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A walking plane?

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A walking plane?

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-A walking plane.
Hold on. I'm considering that.

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-Um…

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It would have… a TV.

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Um…

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And it has a cupholder in the bed.

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Ten more seconds.

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Um…

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That's it.

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"Make a TV show," they said.

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"It's gonna be fun.
It's gonna be called Making Fun."

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Next!

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Do these guys look
like they can do electronics?

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These are the guys you call
when you have a clogged toilet.

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Yeah. I can tell.

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Next.

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Aw!

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A boat that's a car,
and an airplane that has feet.

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-Yeah.
-Let's try this.

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Come on. Do it with me. One, two, three.

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Pull it in and go, "Next!"

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Ne--

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Bye-bye.

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Let's go. Come on.

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-Oh my God.

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What in the…

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Looks like an episode
of American Horror Story.

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-There we go!
-There you go!

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You got a great smile there.

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Beautiful smile.

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What's your name?

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My name is Jemmie,
and I am seven years old.

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Jemmie? My name is Jimmy.

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Hi, Jimmy.

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Jimmy-Jemmie.

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So, Jemmie, you got me here,
what is your pitch?

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I want you to make me a unicorn.

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A big one.

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-Okay.
-And a bike.

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-Wha--
-Does the unicorn ride the bicycle or…

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Yes!

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Interesting.

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And flap its wings.

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-Flaps its wings?
You writing this down?

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Let me ask you another question--

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There's two bicycles.

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Two bi… Wait a minute.

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So you want two unicornacycles?

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Yes!

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-Deux. Deux. Yup. Deux.
-Deux? Yeah.

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I think you're getting a little greedy
with the two unicornacycles

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and all this wings and everything.

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-What are they gonna do?
-A unicorn race.

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Interesting.

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Yeah. That's kind of fun.

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So two unicorns,
two bicycles, they race each other?

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-Yes!
-I actually like this idea.

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You know what that means?

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-That means I'm deeply disturbed.

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Compared to the others,
this is the least stupid.

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Thank you.

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And something we can make. No electronics.

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-We can do it.
-Yeah.

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All right, Jemmie.
We'll make two unicornacycles for you.

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With all the colors,
all the accessories, the wings,

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and everything you want. Is that okay?

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-Yes! Yes!
-You guys okay with that?

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You go back
to the carnival behind you and have fun.

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We'll check in a little later.

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-Bye! Have a nice day!
-Bye!

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We'll do that.

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I'm watching you!

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Adios!

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Adios.

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-Unicorns riding bicycles.
-I love it!

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Anybody have any ideas?

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What's your idea?

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If I'm not on your team,
I'm not telling you my idea.

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Why not?

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This is obviously a competition.

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Hold on. If it's a competition,
I wanna be on Jimmy's team.

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-'Cause he's probably gonna win.
-There you go.

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So it's us three versus you two.

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All right. Let's get started.

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Giddyup!

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Unicorn-a-competition.

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Unicorn cycle.
We're gonna get a bicycle. Right?

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Shh. We don't want them to hear.

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Whatever they come up with
is gonna be pure…

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-She said she wanted a unicornacycle.
-Yep.

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Do you have a bike in mind
we're gonna use--

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We got a bunch of junk bikes.

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I say we cut it in half.

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-I'm thinking a tandem. Yeah?
-Ooh!

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Make it a little longer.

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Cut the whole back
of the first bike off.

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We'll add more steel
for reinforcement to the frame.

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So it's structurally enough
for both of us.

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-Yeah.
-Thick boys.

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And so, we'll wrap the frame of the bike

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with this foam rubber horse structure.

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Okay.

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Then we'll wrap that with a plush,
like a stuffed animal.

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I heard them saying something about plush.
We should go to the opposite side of that.

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Agreed. Plywood or pallet wood, maybe?

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Yeah.
Like a Trojan Horse sorta thing.

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Then we take the front wheel,
and we make like a horsey trot mechanism.

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-I keep saying "horse," but what I mean--
-Unicorn.

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Unicorn. But what is not
a unicorn except a…

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A fancy horse.

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-Fancy horse with a horn.
-Exactly.

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Does that look like a horse?

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Oh yeah. Don't forget the…

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Now it's a unicorn.

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He's gonna be in motion.

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Both legs gonna be moving?

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Yeah. Back legs will be going like this.
Front legs like this.

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-Okay. Now that you said it that way.
-Yeah.

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Jimmy said something
about making the legs move,

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so let's make the head move instead.

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-That's what I was picturing.

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The horn, I think
we could probably pour up some resin.

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We can make it from resin.

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-Maybe some sparkles.
-All the colors.

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-You can turn it on a lathe.
-Give it a little twist action.

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-I think it's good.
-What's up, guys?

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Hey, wouldn't it be a shame
if one of your bikes got a flat tire?

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Me, Graz, and Derek are gonna
make a plush unicornacycle for one

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with moving legs.

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Pat and I are gonna make
a tandem unicorn bike with a wooden body.

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We'll call it our "Trojan Unicorn."

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-Nice!
-Look at that!

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Look at these bikes he's got.
I love it.

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This is good stuff.

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I see potential.

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What are we doing? What's the plan?

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First thing is to make
the frame bigger.

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We're gonna cut the frame and extend it
so that the unicorn has more presence.

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-All right. Let's do this.

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-That's cut through.
-Yep.

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This bike's too short
to support the body of the unicorn,

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and to support anybody who rides it.

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All right.

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Even someone as tiny as Graz.

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Let's go 39 for funsies.

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We're gonna create an extended frame

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by welding one-inch metal stock
to each end of the bike.

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That's the welding scribble
that I like. You hear that?

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Weld-done.

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That's the front bike.

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We'll put that up here.

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Since we didn't have a tandem bicycle
in the scrap pile,

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we have to make our own. We're gonna
attach two bike frames together.

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We'll cut it off right around there.

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That'll get welded up here on this tube

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and then weld that to here
after we grind the paint off.

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Okay.

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One working in tandem
with the other, just like me and Pat.

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Time for my favorite part.

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-Are you thinking what I'm thinking?
-I think I am.

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Cut! Grind! Weld!

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Cut!

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First,
we'll cut the front fork off,

00:12:09.353 --> 00:12:11.480
which will be the back-half
of our tandem bike.

00:12:11.564 --> 00:12:12.398
Cut!

00:12:13.816 --> 00:12:15.109
Let's grind!

00:12:15.192 --> 00:12:18.612
Next, we'll grind down the areas
where we'll fuse the bikes together.

00:12:18.696 --> 00:12:19.655
Let's grind!

00:12:21.282 --> 00:12:22.116
Let's weld!

00:12:22.199 --> 00:12:25.077
Finally, we'll weld
the back frame to the front frame,

00:12:25.161 --> 00:12:28.956
using a welding torch that creates
a liquid metal that's hotter than lava.

00:12:29.039 --> 00:12:30.166
Weld!

00:12:31.083 --> 00:12:32.251
Whoo!

00:12:32.334 --> 00:12:33.961
It's coming together quick.
We're catching up.

00:12:34.044 --> 00:12:36.489
Right? Looks nice.
Looks like a "friends" bike.

00:12:36.778 --> 00:12:38.772
I never knew
that I was gonna be in the toy business

00:12:38.955 --> 00:12:40.331
until my final year of college.

00:12:40.415 --> 00:12:43.126
I met a teacher who inspired me,
and he encouraged me.

00:12:43.209 --> 00:12:46.337
He said, "You have
a very good mind for inventing stuff."

00:12:46.421 --> 00:12:48.840
He got me in the toy business
because he was a toy inventor.

00:12:48.923 --> 00:12:51.426
-So he gave me projects to develop.
-Like what?

00:12:51.509 --> 00:12:54.095
Do you guys remember
a thing called Sky Dancer?

00:12:54.179 --> 00:12:55.221
Yeah. Totally.

00:12:55.305 --> 00:12:56.848
Sky Dancers!

00:12:58.141 --> 00:12:59.434
They're flying!

00:13:03.521 --> 00:13:05.315
Wow! They really fly…

00:13:05.398 --> 00:13:06.858
Yeah. I had that as a kid.

00:13:10.612 --> 00:13:11.446
You had one?

00:13:12.906 --> 00:13:15.033
-I helped design that toy.
-So say "thank you."

00:13:15.116 --> 00:13:16.492
I loved that thing.

00:13:16.576 --> 00:13:19.162
All right. Playtime's over. Step back.

00:13:19.245 --> 00:13:20.788
Dad's yelling at us again.

00:13:20.872 --> 00:13:23.333
Because we extended it,
we're bringing the seat forward,

00:13:23.416 --> 00:13:26.419
so that the center of gravity
isn't shifted too far back.

00:13:26.502 --> 00:13:28.630
We just installed a seat pole here.

00:13:30.131 --> 00:13:32.133
We're also popping in
an extra pair of handlebars

00:13:32.217 --> 00:13:35.720
on top of the ones that already exist
for easier steering and balance.

00:13:36.346 --> 00:13:37.347
Wanna give it a shot?

00:13:37.430 --> 00:13:39.641
This way. Onto the ground.

00:13:39.724 --> 00:13:40.975
Just put it there.

00:13:41.059 --> 00:13:42.060
Look at that now.

00:13:42.143 --> 00:13:44.812
There's only one person
to take it for a little tour.

00:13:44.896 --> 00:13:46.731
-Jimmy! Jimmy!
-Jimmy! Jimmy!

00:13:46.814 --> 00:13:48.107
-Jimmy!

00:13:49.692 --> 00:13:52.612
I'll be respectful of my elders
and give him a little push.

00:13:52.695 --> 00:13:55.198
'Cause I love you.
Pedal hard, brother. Pedal hard.

00:13:55.281 --> 00:13:56.991
Little Jimmy's all grown up.

00:13:57.075 --> 00:13:59.786
He's trying to act
like he's not having fun.

00:13:59.869 --> 00:14:02.372
I thought we weren't supposed to have fun
on these builds!

00:14:02.455 --> 00:14:03.665
I'm not having fun!

00:14:04.165 --> 00:14:06.125
Besides having to make a unicorn,

00:14:06.209 --> 00:14:09.128
I have to make its legs
look like it's galloping.

00:14:09.212 --> 00:14:12.507
We need to come up with a way
to power the unicorn's legs

00:14:12.590 --> 00:14:14.384
using the bicycle's wheels.

00:14:15.009 --> 00:14:18.304
I'm just trying to think of a subtle thing
that uses the action of the wheels.

00:14:18.388 --> 00:14:20.223
I need to do something that's gonna…

00:14:21.849 --> 00:14:25.561
The problem is that everything has
to be held from the middle or the side.

00:14:25.645 --> 00:14:28.815
-I can't put something here. It'll hit.
-Yeah. It's gonna go…

00:14:28.898 --> 00:14:30.733
It'll come to me. I'm just…

00:14:37.824 --> 00:14:39.033
I got it!

00:14:39.117 --> 00:14:41.244
We have a light bulb
we can put on in post?

00:14:41.327 --> 00:14:43.538
-What are you thinking?
-I just thought of it.

00:14:45.290 --> 00:14:47.292
-It's an aha moment!
-Aha!

00:14:47.375 --> 00:14:49.002
My magic finger.

00:14:49.085 --> 00:14:50.545
Right here, there's a wheel.

00:14:51.421 --> 00:14:55.300
And on this side of the wheel,
there's a pin pivot here, off-center.

00:14:55.383 --> 00:14:57.719
And then on this side,
there's a pin pivot opposite it.

00:14:57.802 --> 00:15:00.805
So now, we're attached
to the wheel here and here.

00:15:00.888 --> 00:15:02.015
There's no center!

00:15:02.098 --> 00:15:05.310
Tell the artist to take
the center circle out. There's no circle.

00:15:05.393 --> 00:15:07.979
So when the wheel spins,
this is gonna go like this.

00:15:08.062 --> 00:15:10.690
Oh!

00:15:10.773 --> 00:15:12.483
But we're on a parallelogram.

00:15:12.567 --> 00:15:15.028
So it's gonna go
up and down perfectly like this,

00:15:15.111 --> 00:15:16.571
but it'll kind of go like this.

00:15:16.654 --> 00:15:18.239
-Got it?
-No.

00:15:18.323 --> 00:15:20.992
All right.
If you let me make it, you'll understand.

00:15:23.202 --> 00:15:24.412
Cut to the montage.

00:15:38.634 --> 00:15:41.387
Here we are. This is the part
we just made on the lathe.

00:15:41.471 --> 00:15:42.930
When the wheel turns,

00:15:43.014 --> 00:15:46.225
this is gonna create the galloping motion.

00:15:46.309 --> 00:15:48.853
We're gonna tie this to the knees of the…

00:15:50.271 --> 00:15:51.272
unicorn.

00:15:51.356 --> 00:15:52.940
-That'll work.
-It'll go like that.

00:15:53.024 --> 00:15:53.858
Nice.

00:16:00.239 --> 00:16:04.035
I'm using a blow torch to heat up
the steel rod to make it bendable.

00:16:04.118 --> 00:16:05.536
Throw me a tack right on there.

00:16:05.620 --> 00:16:09.290
So I can create a metal fork
that will wrap around the center groove

00:16:10.291 --> 00:16:12.502
and hold the wheel in place
over the rubber tire.

00:16:13.503 --> 00:16:14.545
It's gonna work great.

00:16:17.632 --> 00:16:19.884
We designed a few piston-like rods

00:16:19.967 --> 00:16:22.512
that will attach
to the knobs on the wheel.

00:16:22.595 --> 00:16:23.846
Oh, look at that.

00:16:25.723 --> 00:16:29.435
This will create the up-and-down motion
that will power the unicorn's legs.

00:16:32.688 --> 00:16:34.315
-You hear that squeak?

00:16:34.399 --> 00:16:36.901
That's my elbow
patting myself on the back.

00:16:40.655 --> 00:16:41.739
It's making me smile.

00:16:41.823 --> 00:16:44.659
See?
Add a little gizmocity. He loves it.

00:16:44.742 --> 00:16:47.870
Once we know
where the unicorn's knees are gonna be,

00:16:47.954 --> 00:16:51.040
we'll tack weld some braces
on here to grab them and…

00:16:51.124 --> 00:16:52.333
Give it the locomotion?

00:16:52.417 --> 00:16:55.795
Take advantage of that action.
But now we gotta do this on the back.

00:16:58.631 --> 00:17:00.258
So we have a tandem bike.

00:17:00.341 --> 00:17:03.594
So next, we gotta work on the body,
and here is what I'm thinking.

00:17:04.429 --> 00:17:07.473
The main structure are these ribs here.

00:17:09.892 --> 00:17:13.271
And then the outside
will be covered in pallet slats.

00:17:13.771 --> 00:17:16.315
-So let's start building the body.
-Good. Let's do that.

00:17:16.399 --> 00:17:17.859
We'll go six and a half feet?

00:17:17.942 --> 00:17:21.571
To build our wooden unicorn torso,
we'll need to create the ribcage.

00:17:21.654 --> 00:17:23.448
Twenty-six inches wide at the knee.

00:17:23.531 --> 00:17:26.784
Since Pat and I will be pedaling
inside the body of the unicorn,

00:17:26.868 --> 00:17:29.162
we need to make sure
that these thick boys can fit.

00:17:29.245 --> 00:17:30.663
Am I wider? I'm probably wider.

00:17:30.746 --> 00:17:31.914
We're gonna die.

00:17:32.498 --> 00:17:34.750
Next,
we'll take this plywood board

00:17:34.834 --> 00:17:36.919
and use the band saw
to carve out our ribs.

00:17:37.003 --> 00:17:38.004
-Ribs.
-Ribs.

00:17:42.717 --> 00:17:44.260
Yeah. That'll fit nicely.

00:17:44.343 --> 00:17:45.553
We need to make more.

00:18:02.820 --> 00:18:04.197
Whoa-oa-oa!

00:18:05.364 --> 00:18:07.992
We'll attach the ribs
to a long wood spine

00:18:08.075 --> 00:18:09.660
to hold them all in place.

00:18:19.712 --> 00:18:21.214
Hey, guys, I gotta pee,

00:18:21.297 --> 00:18:23.508
but we'll see you after a commercial.

00:18:23.591 --> 00:18:24.967
-Bye. Yeah?
-Pat, Pat, Pat.

00:18:25.051 --> 00:18:26.761
-We don't have commercials.
-Okay.

00:18:26.844 --> 00:18:28.346
-You can't pee.
-I really gotta pee.

00:18:28.429 --> 00:18:31.933
-You can't. We don't have commercials.
-Okay. I'm gonna pee in my pants now.

00:18:36.729 --> 00:18:38.147
-Yeah?
-Good job!

00:18:40.024 --> 00:18:42.193
-So we have a unicorn ribcage here.
-Yeah.

00:18:42.276 --> 00:18:44.779
-Grab the pallet slats. Put skin on this.
-Cool.

00:18:56.958 --> 00:18:57.833
Um…

00:18:57.917 --> 00:19:00.545
I think I know the answer,
but do you have a plan about the body?

00:19:04.090 --> 00:19:05.466
Come take a look.

00:19:05.967 --> 00:19:09.262
What I see is creating the body
out of foam rubber.

00:19:13.349 --> 00:19:15.142
Once we have the body shape cut out,

00:19:15.226 --> 00:19:17.812
we'll spray down the edges
with contact cement

00:19:17.895 --> 00:19:21.107
and connect the left and right sides
so we can drape it over the bikes.

00:19:21.190 --> 00:19:24.360
-Does that look like a horse?
-It looks like a fileted chicken.

00:19:24.443 --> 00:19:25.403
Let's try this.

00:19:26.988 --> 00:19:28.698
-Ooh!
-Ba-bam!

00:19:28.781 --> 00:19:30.741
-Look at that.
-It's not bad!

00:19:30.825 --> 00:19:34.328
I was winging it and I got nervous.
I didn't know what I was gonna do.

00:19:34.412 --> 00:19:35.538
He finally admits it.

00:19:35.621 --> 00:19:37.498
We can start putting his * together.

00:19:40.585 --> 00:19:43.754
Didn't think I'd be blowing
on a unicorn's rear end right now

00:19:43.838 --> 00:19:45.548
but gotta let the glue dry.

00:19:45.631 --> 00:19:48.884
Now that we have
the headless and legless unicorn filet,

00:19:48.968 --> 00:19:52.597
I'm dying to know if the pistons we
created will get these drumsticks moving.

00:19:54.890 --> 00:19:56.267
If I get some speed…

00:19:58.686 --> 00:19:59.562
This thing…

00:19:59.645 --> 00:20:02.732
Did she ask for a dancing unicorn
or a twerking unicorn?

00:20:02.815 --> 00:20:04.817
Honestly, this is a good start.

00:20:04.900 --> 00:20:07.737
I say, we pop this off,
I keep building the body,

00:20:07.820 --> 00:20:09.780
but I want the bike to be painted pink.

00:20:09.864 --> 00:20:13.034
If the bike's pink and the body's white,
I think it's gonna look great.

00:20:13.117 --> 00:20:14.577
So you do the body, we do the paint?

00:20:14.660 --> 00:20:15.911
-Nice.
-We got this.

00:20:20.750 --> 00:20:23.419
This is a pallet,
and the plan is to tear these apart.

00:20:23.502 --> 00:20:25.796
We're gonna use the slats,
this part of the pallet,

00:20:25.880 --> 00:20:29.258
for outside skin
on the body of the unicorn.

00:20:29.884 --> 00:20:31.844
-You wanna help me take these apart?
-No.

00:20:31.927 --> 00:20:32.803
Friends?

00:20:32.887 --> 00:20:35.806
Friends. That's true.
Yeah, yeah, I'll help you.

00:20:41.103 --> 00:20:42.605
-You ready?
-Yeah.

00:20:42.688 --> 00:20:44.899
I'm a pretty big pallet guy.

00:20:45.775 --> 00:20:49.904
First of all, they're usually free.
Businesses use them for shipping.

00:20:49.987 --> 00:20:51.405
Wow, it's quick.

00:20:51.489 --> 00:20:53.574
But they're built
from high-quality wood,

00:20:53.658 --> 00:20:55.660
so they're perfect for makers like us.

00:20:56.369 --> 00:20:58.412
These aren't very rusty either.
These are new pallets.

00:20:58.996 --> 00:21:02.291
I chose these pallets
because they're made up of pine.

00:21:02.375 --> 00:21:06.337
Pine is light. So this will keep
our unicorn light and nimble.

00:21:06.420 --> 00:21:07.630
That's how we do it.

00:21:22.728 --> 00:21:24.855
All right. Pick your poison.

00:21:33.531 --> 00:21:36.701
You know how they usually
put music and fast cuts to a video

00:21:36.784 --> 00:21:38.369
to like, get through the build?

00:21:38.452 --> 00:21:39.286
Yeah.

00:21:39.370 --> 00:21:41.580
What do you think they're gonna do
for this unicornacycle?

00:21:41.664 --> 00:21:44.625
I don't know.
I think something Jimmy would like.

00:21:51.716 --> 00:21:54.719
Do you think Jimmy had
a pretty bike like this when he was a kid?

00:21:54.802 --> 00:21:58.639
Absolutely. I think he's projecting
what kind of bike we're making now

00:21:58.723 --> 00:22:00.725
for the one that he rode as a child.

00:22:00.808 --> 00:22:03.686
I'm not having fun!

00:22:03.769 --> 00:22:05.938
I don't know if he ever really was a kid.

00:22:06.021 --> 00:22:08.399
I think he was always an old grumpy man.

00:22:09.400 --> 00:22:11.318
They're like,
"Jimmy, wanna play hopscotch?"

00:22:11.402 --> 00:22:14.822
He'd be like, "No. I'm gonna go
in the shop and go build some stuff."

00:22:14.905 --> 00:22:17.199
"You don't wanna go
to the store and get candy?"

00:22:17.783 --> 00:22:20.035
"No! I'm gonna go build a car."

00:22:20.703 --> 00:22:21.912
"All I do is build stuff."

00:22:21.996 --> 00:22:24.123
"You know where
my father took me on vacation?"

00:22:24.206 --> 00:22:27.293
-Where?
-"A factory. To make stuff."

00:22:28.836 --> 00:22:30.796
While I kept Derek
and Graz distracted

00:22:30.880 --> 00:22:32.757
by giving them the easiest job possible,

00:22:32.840 --> 00:22:36.302
I whipped up our unicorn head using
the same foam that we used on the body.

00:22:36.385 --> 00:22:38.012
I'm just flying here.

00:22:38.095 --> 00:22:40.139
Nice size. Great proportion.

00:22:40.222 --> 00:22:41.849
Horses' eyes scare me.

00:22:41.932 --> 00:22:44.852
-Really?
-They're all veiny and creepy-looking.

00:22:44.935 --> 00:22:47.396
Every time I see a horse,
and I look in its eye,

00:22:47.480 --> 00:22:50.983
it looks like a human
inside of a suit saying, "Save me."

00:22:51.066 --> 00:22:53.736
"Help. Call the police. Help." Yeah.

00:22:53.819 --> 00:22:55.738
I feel like
it's looking at me saying,

00:22:55.821 --> 00:22:58.783
"All you have to do is me on the lips,
and I'll turn back into a prince."

00:22:58.866 --> 00:22:59.992
That got weird but yeah.

00:23:00.075 --> 00:23:02.912
Now that I have
the unicorn flesh fleshed out…

00:23:03.496 --> 00:23:05.080
-"Graz?"

00:23:05.164 --> 00:23:07.541
…we gotta make
this monstrosity lovable.

00:23:07.625 --> 00:23:11.879
We'll do that by adding a couple of layers
of soft, white, downy-fresh plush cloth.

00:23:11.962 --> 00:23:15.174
So we could start spray gluing this
in place, then hot-glue in the seam.

00:23:15.257 --> 00:23:16.509
That's good.

00:23:16.592 --> 00:23:19.637
Throw some hot glue
in there 'cause it'll define that line.

00:23:22.097 --> 00:23:24.391
-Love it.
-Yeah. That'll be nice.

00:23:24.475 --> 00:23:27.520
We'll soon have the softest
unicorn this side of the rainbow.

00:23:27.603 --> 00:23:31.273
Ugh, I wanna sleep on this.
Can I just lay on it for a minute?

00:23:31.357 --> 00:23:32.525
But on the other side…

00:23:35.319 --> 00:23:38.239
is the crappiest-looking
wooden pot of gold I've ever seen.

00:23:44.328 --> 00:23:45.454
Voila.

00:23:53.295 --> 00:23:55.339
-There we go.
-The * should be right--

00:23:55.422 --> 00:23:58.342
Attention, Jimmy.
Children calling.

00:23:58.425 --> 00:23:59.635
-Attention, Jimmy!

00:23:59.718 --> 00:24:01.136
Time to talk to the kids again!

00:24:02.263 --> 00:24:03.556
Hello!

00:24:03.639 --> 00:24:05.224
Oh, hey, Jemmie. How are you?

00:24:05.307 --> 00:24:06.308
I'm good.

00:24:06.392 --> 00:24:08.936
We're busy.
What do you wanna talk to us about?

00:24:09.019 --> 00:24:10.479
How is my unicorn going?

00:24:10.563 --> 00:24:13.691
-What do you wanna know about it?
-What it looks like.

00:24:13.774 --> 00:24:16.652
Well, the head is green
and made out of foam rubber.

00:24:18.571 --> 00:24:20.155
Are you impressed with this?

00:24:20.656 --> 00:24:22.783
-No.
-Yeah. I don't like it either.

00:24:23.284 --> 00:24:24.577
So, Jemmie, I'm busy working.

00:24:24.660 --> 00:24:27.246
Could you get to the point?
What is it you want to bother me about?

00:24:27.329 --> 00:24:29.373
I want the unicorn to fart!

00:24:30.374 --> 00:24:31.667
Oh no.

00:24:31.750 --> 00:24:33.878
Not again. That *s.

00:24:36.005 --> 00:24:38.299
Fart glitter.

00:24:39.383 --> 00:24:41.594
You want the unicorn to fart glitter?

00:24:42.553 --> 00:24:43.804
Yes.

00:24:43.888 --> 00:24:45.222
And colors.

00:24:45.306 --> 00:24:47.308
-Glitter and colors.
-Yeah.

00:24:49.435 --> 00:24:50.728
Just think.

00:24:50.811 --> 00:24:52.396
Jemmie, we're halfway through this build,

00:24:52.479 --> 00:24:54.857
and I didn't really make plans
for a glitter-farting device.

00:24:54.940 --> 00:24:57.651
Please!

00:24:57.735 --> 00:25:00.029
Or I'm gonna fart at your face!

00:25:00.112 --> 00:25:02.573
-How can you say no to that?

00:25:02.656 --> 00:25:04.408
-Come on!

00:25:04.909 --> 00:25:07.328
All right, Jemmie.
You warmed my cold heart.

00:25:07.411 --> 00:25:08.871
We're gonna give you what you want.

00:25:08.954 --> 00:25:11.540
Not because we're nice,
it's the premise of the show.

00:25:11.624 --> 00:25:14.209
Thank you!

00:25:14.293 --> 00:25:16.545
-You're gonna get your glitter fart.
-Yay!

00:25:17.171 --> 00:25:19.048
I can't wait to see it!

00:25:19.131 --> 00:25:20.049
Neither can we.

00:25:20.883 --> 00:25:23.010
Get off my screen!
I gotta go back to work.

00:25:23.093 --> 00:25:24.428
Bye-bye!

00:25:24.511 --> 00:25:27.222
This is what happens
when a seven-year-old is your boss.

00:25:27.306 --> 00:25:30.726
All right. You guys heard the brat.
We gotta make this thing fart!

00:25:31.769 --> 00:25:34.355
So it comes out of here?

00:25:36.357 --> 00:25:37.399
From there.

00:25:38.484 --> 00:25:39.860
All right.

00:25:40.444 --> 00:25:41.779
You heard the little brat.

00:25:41.862 --> 00:25:45.491
She wants a glitter-fart to happen
out of the back of the unicorn.

00:25:45.574 --> 00:25:48.243
Let me… Let me think about this.

00:25:48.327 --> 00:25:51.664
This is the part where we put our hands
in our pockets and go, "Mm-hmm."

00:25:51.747 --> 00:25:54.625
Yeah. Just stare at him.
We've been doing it all along anyways.

00:25:54.708 --> 00:25:57.503
-Let me practice. Hold on.

00:25:57.586 --> 00:26:00.005
-How's this?
- Me, me, me! Wait, hold on. Mm-hmm?

00:26:00.089 --> 00:26:02.424
We gotta make it shoot glitter.

00:26:02.508 --> 00:26:04.635
-Mm-hmm.
-So, compressed air.

00:26:04.718 --> 00:26:05.928
-Mm-hmm.
-Mm-hmm.

00:26:06.011 --> 00:26:08.806
With a ball valve.
We fill it up like a tire.

00:26:08.889 --> 00:26:10.474
-Mm-hmm.
-And then you let the air out…

00:26:10.557 --> 00:26:12.142
Pssht! in one shot.

00:26:13.227 --> 00:26:14.561
-What do you think?
-Mm-hmm

00:26:14.645 --> 00:26:16.480
-Mm-hmm
-All right.

00:26:16.563 --> 00:26:18.315
We have a compression tank,

00:26:18.399 --> 00:26:20.943
and it goes up to something that shoots.

00:26:21.026 --> 00:26:23.988
Okay. I'm gonna be riding it.
How do we trigger it?

00:26:24.071 --> 00:26:27.825
We put a valve right there.
There'll be a trigger that you'll release.

00:26:27.908 --> 00:26:30.744
Kind of like a more safe version
of like a potato gun.

00:26:30.828 --> 00:26:33.372
-Like a potato gun but with air.
-Gotcha.

00:26:33.455 --> 00:26:36.000
-Like how you fill a tire with a valve?
-Yeah.

00:26:36.083 --> 00:26:39.461
We're gonna fill that tank up.
Just like we'd fill a bicycle tire.

00:26:39.545 --> 00:26:42.256
Put the confetti in here.
It's gonna go up underneath the tail.

00:26:42.339 --> 00:26:45.175
And then when you're riding,
you're gonna reach with all your dexterity

00:26:45.259 --> 00:26:47.511
and things are going like this,
you're gonna go…

00:26:47.594 --> 00:26:49.179
Right in Jackman's face.

00:26:49.263 --> 00:26:53.559
Since this is a last-minute
add-in, and since I'm such a nice guy,

00:26:53.642 --> 00:26:55.436
I'll make two cannons,

00:26:55.519 --> 00:26:57.104
one for each team.

00:27:07.072 --> 00:27:10.409
So, unicorn needs a horn.
So that's what this box is for.

00:27:10.492 --> 00:27:13.537
Built this box to be a mold
for an epoxy resin casting.

00:27:13.620 --> 00:27:17.207
And according to my math, we're gonna pour
about 4/10 of an inch layers,

00:27:17.291 --> 00:27:20.127
twelve different colors,
so each layer will be a different color.

00:27:20.210 --> 00:27:22.087
By the time those 12 layers are done,

00:27:22.671 --> 00:27:25.174
that'll be a five-inch thick mold
at the top of this box here.

00:27:26.175 --> 00:27:27.676
-Too many numbers?
-Yeah.

00:27:27.760 --> 00:27:29.428
-You don't have to worry about that.
-Okay.

00:27:29.511 --> 00:27:31.430
'Cause once we're done,
you'll put it on the lathe

00:27:31.513 --> 00:27:35.476
and then shape this baby into the most
beautiful unicorn horn we've ever seen.

00:27:35.559 --> 00:27:37.436
Can't wait.

00:27:44.151 --> 00:27:46.445
We have 12 different colors
to lay into the box,

00:27:46.528 --> 00:27:48.113
and we don't want them mixing.

00:27:48.197 --> 00:27:49.114
Looks delicious.

00:27:49.198 --> 00:27:51.533
You can't… You can't.
No, no, no. Don't eat it.

00:27:51.617 --> 00:27:55.120
So each layer has to be dry
before the next one is poured.

00:27:55.913 --> 00:27:57.206
Which means we mix.

00:27:58.040 --> 00:27:59.041
We pour.

00:28:00.000 --> 00:28:01.001
We wait.

00:28:03.087 --> 00:28:05.005
-We mix.
Let's mix.

00:28:05.089 --> 00:28:07.049
-We pour.
Let's pour.

00:28:07.132 --> 00:28:07.966
We wait.

00:28:08.050 --> 00:28:09.551
We have about 15 minutes.

00:28:09.635 --> 00:28:11.470
Mix.

00:28:11.553 --> 00:28:13.347
Pour.

00:28:13.430 --> 00:28:17.142
-Wait.
-Let's mix. Let's pour. Let's wait.

00:28:17.226 --> 00:28:19.186
Mix, pour, all done.

00:28:19.269 --> 00:28:21.021
That's what happens when you have a plan.

00:28:22.481 --> 00:28:23.524
Friends.

00:28:28.695 --> 00:28:31.198
Okay. Just like Jimmy,
this has hardened over time.

00:28:31.281 --> 00:28:32.199
Get it?

00:28:32.783 --> 00:28:34.201
Let's see how it turned out.

00:28:39.456 --> 00:28:41.792
Ahh! Look at that!

00:28:41.875 --> 00:28:43.544
Well, you don't know it yet,

00:28:44.044 --> 00:28:48.090
but this is the coolest
unicorn horn you'll ever see.

00:28:48.173 --> 00:28:49.550
Wow.

00:28:49.633 --> 00:28:52.010
We'll cut it, shape it, turn it.

00:28:52.094 --> 00:28:53.762
It'll be a rainbow unicorn horn.

00:28:53.846 --> 00:28:56.390
-Whoo-hoo. I'm excited.
-It does look edible.

00:28:57.432 --> 00:28:59.685
-Yeah.
-Don't eat it.

00:28:59.768 --> 00:29:01.395
-Don't eat it.
-Oh no.

00:29:01.478 --> 00:29:04.731
See how quick he walked away?
That means he's gonna eat it.

00:29:05.315 --> 00:29:08.360
Ladies and gentlemen,
straight from Montreal, Canada,

00:29:08.443 --> 00:29:10.612
it's the disc jockey of lathes,

00:29:10.696 --> 00:29:12.698
the master of turning.

00:29:12.781 --> 00:29:16.535
The one, the only Canadian Pat!

00:29:16.618 --> 00:29:17.578
Hit it, Pat.

00:29:30.549 --> 00:29:33.594
-Cut it, shape it, turn it.
-I'm excited.

00:29:33.677 --> 00:29:35.137
It'll be a rainbow unicorn horn.

00:29:36.847 --> 00:29:39.892
-It looks edible. Don't eat it.
-Yeah.

00:29:53.155 --> 00:29:54.823
It'll be a rainbow unicorn horn.

00:29:59.161 --> 00:30:01.205
So I'm gonna
make a horn for the unicorn.

00:30:01.288 --> 00:30:02.623
I'm gonna use the CNC.

00:30:02.706 --> 00:30:05.500
That's a fancy machine
that's hooked up to a computer.

00:30:05.584 --> 00:30:09.046
So it makes it real easy to carve wood,
and it makes it look pretty.

00:30:09.129 --> 00:30:13.091
CNC stands for
"computer numerical control,"

00:30:13.175 --> 00:30:16.929
which is boring for,
"Let the computer do the work."

00:30:17.429 --> 00:30:20.849
It's basically like a printer,
but with a cutter instead of ink.

00:30:20.933 --> 00:30:24.186
Most CNC routers
can only cut in two dimensions,

00:30:24.269 --> 00:30:27.439
but this one's
- fully capable of 3
- D carving.

00:30:27.522 --> 00:30:29.274
If I was doing this by hand,

00:30:29.358 --> 00:30:32.694
it would've taken me forever,
and I would've looked stupid, like…

00:30:32.778 --> 00:30:34.947
-Wow.
-Isn't that cool?

00:30:35.030 --> 00:30:38.200
But now, I've got
a perfectly shaped unicorn horn

00:30:38.283 --> 00:30:39.534
in a matter of minutes.

00:30:40.118 --> 00:30:42.037
So just like that, it's done.

00:30:42.120 --> 00:30:45.791
These idiots spent all day carving theirs,
it's not gonna look as nice.

00:30:47.709 --> 00:30:49.086
What we have here is some PVC pipe.

00:30:49.169 --> 00:30:51.546
We're gonna make the fart chamber here
out of the larger pipe.

00:30:51.630 --> 00:30:54.925
I have to cut several different pieces,
glue them together.

00:30:55.008 --> 00:30:58.220
We're gonna zigzag this around
and make this the air pressure chamber,

00:30:58.303 --> 00:31:00.347
and between the two,
there'll be a ball valve.

00:31:00.430 --> 00:31:04.518
We'll create pressure inside this chamber.
When we're ready to shoot the confetti,

00:31:04.601 --> 00:31:07.729
we'll switch the ball valve,
and it'll fart confetti out of this tube,

00:31:07.813 --> 00:31:10.565
which will be properly placed
inside of the unicorn.

00:31:10.649 --> 00:31:13.110
Farting confetti. Real funny.

00:31:13.986 --> 00:31:16.613
I need to connect
all these pieces of PVC together,

00:31:16.697 --> 00:31:19.324
but I can't drill holes in them
because I need them to be airtight

00:31:19.408 --> 00:31:21.118
in order to build up pressure.

00:31:21.201 --> 00:31:23.578
I can't * it, but I sure can glue it.

00:31:23.662 --> 00:31:28.125
So I'm using this PVC glue to get all the
pieces adhered together nice and tightly.

00:31:32.337 --> 00:31:34.673
Here it is.
We're looking at a fart glitter cannon.

00:31:34.756 --> 00:31:38.343
This is the barrel of the gun.
This is the trigger of the gun.

00:31:38.427 --> 00:31:39.553
This is the chamber.

00:31:39.636 --> 00:31:42.222
This gauge tells you
how much air pressure is in it.

00:31:42.306 --> 00:31:45.017
You fill the air pressure right here,
just like a tire,

00:31:45.100 --> 00:31:48.270
and when you're ready,
you load the cannon and you go kablooey.

00:31:48.353 --> 00:31:50.397
-And you let it shoot out.
-Nice.

00:31:50.480 --> 00:31:53.442
It's not armed. Don't worry.
Get me the air over there.

00:31:54.151 --> 00:31:55.694
-Oh jeez.
-Oh gosh.

00:31:55.777 --> 00:31:58.030
Oh my God. Who did this?

00:31:58.113 --> 00:31:59.906
-Graz, what are you doing?
-Hold on.

00:31:59.990 --> 00:32:01.950
With a team like this,
how could I go wrong?

00:32:02.034 --> 00:32:03.827
-Here we go.

00:32:03.910 --> 00:32:05.495
-That was easy.
-That was easy enough.

00:32:05.579 --> 00:32:07.039
-Yeah. Jesus!
-Good work. Ow!

00:32:07.122 --> 00:32:09.958
We don't want the air pressure
to go over 80 at any given time.

00:32:10.042 --> 00:32:11.084
I got an idea.

00:32:11.168 --> 00:32:12.461
-What?
-See if it…

00:32:12.544 --> 00:32:14.212
-Shoots that way?
-Yeah.

00:32:15.380 --> 00:32:18.925
I've seen back in the Revolutionary War,
they did this with the muskets.

00:32:19.009 --> 00:32:20.969
Ready? Hey, guys. Eat my dust!

00:32:26.058 --> 00:32:27.184
He's eating it.

00:32:29.561 --> 00:32:30.437
All right.

00:32:31.480 --> 00:32:32.314
Love it.

00:32:32.814 --> 00:32:35.525
-Nice work, Jimmy. Good job.
-That's pretty awesome.

00:32:38.612 --> 00:32:41.365
I think if we tie a rope to the end,
you'll tug on that rope.

00:32:41.448 --> 00:32:43.533
We'll wire it so that it's easy to grab.

00:32:43.617 --> 00:32:44.910
And victory will be ours.

00:32:44.993 --> 00:32:48.246
Victory will be ours. Come on.
Let's put the finishing touches on,

00:32:48.330 --> 00:32:51.208
and the dumbest thing we've made
will be out of our lives.

00:32:51.291 --> 00:32:52.376
And I can move on.

00:32:52.459 --> 00:32:55.629
It's finally time
to make our unicorn truly magical.

00:32:55.712 --> 00:32:57.297
It's gonna have magical earlobes.

00:32:57.381 --> 00:33:00.592
First, we'll attach
its magical head to its magical body.

00:33:01.468 --> 00:33:03.887
-Hello, Graz.
-That's not nightmare fuel.

00:33:03.970 --> 00:33:07.516
It's important for our unicorn
to be able to hear Jackman and Pat lose,

00:33:07.599 --> 00:33:09.684
so we made some cute little magical ears.

00:33:09.768 --> 00:33:11.603
-Looks like a lamb.
-It kinda does.

00:33:13.480 --> 00:33:17.067
Using a three-inch hole saw,
we'll create an opening in the backside.

00:33:17.150 --> 00:33:19.194
Jimmy was nice enough
to make us a fart cannon.

00:33:19.277 --> 00:33:21.238
We'll put that in the *hole.

00:33:22.114 --> 00:33:25.992
With our legs in place, we're gonna add
some texture to our wooden masterpiece

00:33:26.076 --> 00:33:27.619
by covering it with wooden shingles.

00:33:27.702 --> 00:33:28.829
It smells so good.

00:33:29.663 --> 00:33:32.541
We're attaching the head
to a pivot on the neck,

00:33:32.624 --> 00:33:34.543
so our unicorn can nod
while we're winning.

00:33:34.626 --> 00:33:36.837
-Boom!
-Because Jemmie wanted all the colors…

00:33:36.920 --> 00:33:38.255
Patrick!

00:33:38.338 --> 00:33:40.424
…we picked out a beautiful rainbow mane.

00:33:41.883 --> 00:33:44.928
And because all little girls
enjoy a nice burnt-wood finish

00:33:46.388 --> 00:33:49.641
we're going to use a blowtorch
to create the eyes and the hooves.

00:33:51.810 --> 00:33:52.811
And voilà!

00:33:53.937 --> 00:33:56.565
Now we gotta
give our unicorn some personality.

00:33:57.107 --> 00:33:58.108
Some pretty hair,

00:34:00.318 --> 00:34:01.945
a pair of golden wings,

00:34:02.946 --> 00:34:05.157
an eye to watch over Graz.

00:34:05.907 --> 00:34:07.534
And last, but not least…

00:34:07.617 --> 00:34:09.286
And last but not least…

00:34:09.369 --> 00:34:10.579
Look away, kids.

00:34:12.664 --> 00:34:15.876
The best unicorn horn you've ever seen.

00:34:20.338 --> 00:34:23.508
Take a look at these things.
Things of beauty, huh?

00:34:23.592 --> 00:34:25.886
-Pretty impressive.
-Museum pieces.

00:34:25.969 --> 00:34:28.430
Jemmie's gonna love it.
I hope she appreciates this.

00:34:28.513 --> 00:34:30.307
We will see you on the track tomorrow.

00:34:30.390 --> 00:34:31.725
May the best unicorn win.

00:34:32.309 --> 00:34:33.268
Friends.

00:34:43.570 --> 00:34:46.114
-Hey. Look who it is.
-It's the nature boys.

00:34:46.198 --> 00:34:47.365
-Yeah.
-What's up?

00:34:47.449 --> 00:34:48.366
Look at this.

00:34:48.450 --> 00:34:51.828
-Oh. That's adorable.
-That's fine. My allergies aren't bad.

00:34:51.912 --> 00:34:53.622
-Thanks.
-What are we doing?

00:34:53.705 --> 00:34:56.666
Today's the big day. It's time
to show Jemmie a double dose of dumb.

00:34:56.750 --> 00:34:59.711
You two, inside.
You two, on the gates. Let's go.

00:34:59.794 --> 00:35:01.880
Let's bring Jemmie up. Jemmie!

00:35:02.631 --> 00:35:04.090
Hi, Jimmy!

00:35:04.174 --> 00:35:06.718
I think we built something
that you're really gonna like.

00:35:06.801 --> 00:35:09.471
Oh my God. I'm ready to hear this.

00:35:09.554 --> 00:35:11.973
Having a unicorn wasn't enough.
You asked for…

00:35:12.057 --> 00:35:15.143
A unicorn bicycle!

00:35:15.227 --> 00:35:17.604
You didn't just ask for one.
You asked for…

00:35:17.687 --> 00:35:19.189
Two!

00:35:19.272 --> 00:35:22.067
-Like the greedy little princess you are.
-Yes.

00:35:22.150 --> 00:35:23.944
Have you seen a horse made of wood?

00:35:24.027 --> 00:35:26.029
-No.
-Neither have I because it's stupid.

00:35:26.112 --> 00:35:27.572
-Hey.
-Your horse *s.

00:35:27.656 --> 00:35:29.574
Jemmie, there was one thing you added.

00:35:29.658 --> 00:35:32.410
A unicorn farting glitter!

00:35:32.494 --> 00:35:35.163
Why… Why the obsession with glitter farts?

00:35:35.247 --> 00:35:37.249
Because it's funny.

00:35:37.332 --> 00:35:40.418
I want everyone in my show to laugh.

00:35:40.502 --> 00:35:41.503
Your show?

00:35:41.586 --> 00:35:44.130
You work for me, you clown!

00:35:47.175 --> 00:35:48.593
And then last but not least,

00:35:48.677 --> 00:35:51.179
you asked for these two ridiculous things
to race one another.

00:35:51.263 --> 00:35:53.640
Race it! Race it!

00:35:53.723 --> 00:35:55.642
Who's gonna win?

00:35:55.725 --> 00:35:57.185
Can I see it now?

00:35:57.269 --> 00:35:58.395
Fine. Are you ready?

00:35:58.478 --> 00:35:59.980
Yes!

00:36:00.063 --> 00:36:02.691
Are you ready to see
your two unicornacycles?

00:36:02.774 --> 00:36:03.942
Let me see. Let me see.

00:36:04.025 --> 00:36:06.778
Hours and hours of work
making two of the stupidest horses,

00:36:06.861 --> 00:36:08.196
and this is all you give me?

00:36:08.280 --> 00:36:11.950
I can't wait! I can't wait!

00:36:12.033 --> 00:36:13.368
Hit it.

00:36:25.630 --> 00:36:27.257
Look at these unicorns.

00:36:27.340 --> 00:36:28.550
Oh my God!

00:36:30.260 --> 00:36:31.177
Yeah!

00:36:32.762 --> 00:36:33.805
Oh my God. Oh my God.

00:36:34.556 --> 00:36:37.517
Jemmie, I'm gonna show you
the unicorn me and my team built.

00:36:37.601 --> 00:36:39.811
Okay!

00:36:40.979 --> 00:36:44.357
We named it Wingin' It because
that's what we always do. We wing it.

00:36:44.441 --> 00:36:46.234
It's beautiful.

00:36:46.318 --> 00:36:48.486
Our unicorn is covered
with fluffy white fur,

00:36:48.570 --> 00:36:50.780
just like a real unicorn's supposed to be.

00:36:50.864 --> 00:36:52.991
-I want to touch it.
-I think we're gonna lose.

00:36:53.074 --> 00:36:55.076
And because you asked for wings,

00:36:55.160 --> 00:36:57.412
we have beautiful gold wings.

00:36:57.495 --> 00:36:59.956
-And a special treat.

00:37:00.040 --> 00:37:03.627
When this thing moves,
the legs flutter like he's flying.

00:37:03.710 --> 00:37:05.879
And, Jemmie, just as you asked for,

00:37:05.962 --> 00:37:09.382
we have a big, pink fart-cannon
attached to the back.

00:37:10.759 --> 00:37:11.926
It's cool!

00:37:12.010 --> 00:37:14.721
Now that I've showed you the best,
I'm gonna let you see the rest.

00:37:14.804 --> 00:37:15.639
Okay.

00:37:16.848 --> 00:37:20.101
This here wooden masterpiece
is named Passing Wind.

00:37:22.312 --> 00:37:23.980
We built a tandem bike.

00:37:24.064 --> 00:37:26.358
It's a bike that two people
can ride at the same time.

00:37:26.441 --> 00:37:27.484
Oh my gosh!

00:37:27.567 --> 00:37:29.027
The body's made from wood.

00:37:29.110 --> 00:37:31.029
It's recycled, reclaimed,
saved from the trash.

00:37:31.112 --> 00:37:32.656
Okay.

00:37:33.948 --> 00:37:34.991
Perfect reaction.

00:37:35.075 --> 00:37:36.993
I made the unicorn horn.

00:37:37.077 --> 00:37:39.788
It's made of plastic.
So there's a lot of colors in them.

00:37:39.871 --> 00:37:40.705
Yeah!

00:37:40.789 --> 00:37:42.957
-The glitter fart-cannon you asked for?
-Yes.

00:37:43.041 --> 00:37:45.627
We have one too, but it's twice as big.

00:37:49.255 --> 00:37:50.715
All right! All right!

00:37:50.799 --> 00:37:51.800
-The race.
-Yes!

00:37:51.883 --> 00:37:54.511
Let's get these monstrosities
to the starting gate!

00:37:55.095 --> 00:37:56.221
-Let's race!

00:38:01.101 --> 00:38:04.729
Welcome to
the Inaugural Unicornacycle Derby!

00:38:08.191 --> 00:38:09.901
Do you know
what a winner looks like?

00:38:09.984 --> 00:38:11.361
We're gonna win, right?

00:38:13.279 --> 00:38:14.698
Awesome mental attitude.

00:38:14.781 --> 00:38:17.200
I'm excited for this.

00:38:17.283 --> 00:38:18.785
-That makes one of us.

00:38:18.868 --> 00:38:21.663
All right, gentlemen, to your gates!

00:38:22.664 --> 00:38:24.290
Welcome,
ladies and gentlemen.

00:38:24.374 --> 00:38:27.711
It's a beautiful day at Rainbow Land
and boy, do we have a race for you.

00:38:29.879 --> 00:38:33.258
Competing in today's high stakes
single for long race is Wingin' It.

00:38:33.967 --> 00:38:37.595
Under the close eye of trainer Derek from
Malden and owner Jimmy DiResta,

00:38:37.679 --> 00:38:41.182
and driven by seven-time
National Jockey winner Graz.

00:38:41.266 --> 00:38:42.308
Any last words, Graz?

00:38:42.392 --> 00:38:44.936
It was cool
to work in TV for a little bit.

00:38:45.520 --> 00:38:48.273
And competing alongside them
is Passing Wind,

00:38:48.356 --> 00:38:49.315
a four-year-old mare.

00:38:49.399 --> 00:38:53.153
And special double jockey join,
Pat Lap and Paul Jackman.

00:38:53.236 --> 00:38:54.988
-Friends?
-Yeah. Friends.

00:38:55.071 --> 00:38:56.573
All right, Jemmie. Are you ready?

00:38:57.157 --> 00:38:58.074
Yes!

00:38:58.575 --> 00:38:59.701
On your marks.

00:39:00.535 --> 00:39:01.619
Get set.

00:39:02.912 --> 00:39:03.747
Go!

00:39:04.330 --> 00:39:05.498
And they're off!

00:39:07.333 --> 00:39:09.335
Passing Wind takes an early lead

00:39:09.419 --> 00:39:11.755
with Wingin' It
trailing two lengths behind.

00:39:12.338 --> 00:39:13.673
And they're into the stretch.

00:39:15.717 --> 00:39:19.053
Passing Wind living up to its name
and deploying gas early and often.

00:39:19.137 --> 00:39:20.805
-Oh!

00:39:23.725 --> 00:39:24.934
I need more power!

00:39:25.018 --> 00:39:26.436
Horsepower.

00:39:27.937 --> 00:39:32.108
Oh, releasing a tardy fart,
Wingin' It is really struggling.

00:39:32.192 --> 00:39:34.235
-Come on! Go, Graz!
-Graz!

00:39:34.319 --> 00:39:36.362
-Yeah!
-Go! Go! Go!

00:39:36.446 --> 00:39:38.907
And Passing Wind
is finishing with a bang!

00:39:40.450 --> 00:39:43.536
Sealing their triple crown
victory at the unicornacycle derby.

00:39:43.620 --> 00:39:45.872
-Graz!
-What happened, Graz?

00:39:45.955 --> 00:39:47.540
-Did I win?
-No.

00:39:47.624 --> 00:39:49.417
I wanna test them for PEDs.

00:39:49.501 --> 00:39:51.336
Yeah!

00:39:51.419 --> 00:39:54.005
Whoo-hoo-hoo!

00:39:54.088 --> 00:39:56.216
That's what happens
when friends work together.

00:39:56.299 --> 00:39:57.842
Yeah. The fart in my face,

00:39:57.926 --> 00:40:00.094
it was a little unexpected,
as they usually are.

00:40:00.845 --> 00:40:03.681
It's gonna be a tough pill to swallow.
But you know what?

00:40:03.765 --> 00:40:06.851
You gotta dust yourself off of sparkles
and get back on the unicorn.

00:40:06.935 --> 00:40:09.896
Graz, to say I was disappointed
would be an understatement.

00:40:09.979 --> 00:40:11.689
Jemmie, let me ask you an honest question.

00:40:11.773 --> 00:40:13.608
We know that this unicorn won,

00:40:13.691 --> 00:40:16.110
but which unicorn
was the one you liked the most?

00:40:16.194 --> 00:40:17.987
I liked-ed the white one.

00:40:18.071 --> 00:40:20.323
So everybody goes home a winner!

00:40:20.406 --> 00:40:22.242
-We're all winners.
-Just like Jackman likes.

00:40:22.325 --> 00:40:23.451
We're all winners!

00:40:23.535 --> 00:40:26.538
Jemmie, did we satisfy
your twisted little dreams?

00:40:26.621 --> 00:40:28.665
Yes! You did!

00:40:28.748 --> 00:40:32.252
Thank you, thank you,
thank you so, so, so much!

00:40:32.335 --> 00:40:33.962
You have fun?

00:40:34.045 --> 00:40:35.213
I did have fun.

00:40:35.296 --> 00:40:37.298
He did. He smiled once. I seen it.

00:40:37.382 --> 00:40:39.801
All right, guys. I think we did our job.

00:40:40.385 --> 00:40:42.095
Thank you, everybody!

00:40:42.595 --> 00:40:44.848
What are you still doing here?
Get off my screen.

00:40:45.974 --> 00:40:48.017
I don't know what we just did,
but it's over.

00:40:48.101 --> 00:40:49.435
And that's my favorite part.

00:40:50.937 --> 00:40:52.105
Clean this crap up.

00:40:56.109 --> 00:40:59.445
We have to get away fast,
or Jimmy will make us clean up!

00:41:00.905 --> 00:41:04.742
Do you think we're far enough away?
We need to get out of here!

00:41:08.079 --> 00:41:09.581
No!