♪ Whoo! ♪
♪ Come on, the one and only ♪
Woman: I've never seen anything like it.
♪♪
Welcome to the thrift shop.
Our top shelf is glasses and necklaces.
Next shelf down is our nightmare inducers!
Oh, we just got these back. This was a hit.
You remember these -- the Select-A-Season shirts?
What does it do?
You know, it's a T-shirt, and it has this
kind of inner lining here, so, you know, obviously,
you would wear this, you know, in the spring.
Right. Okay.
The inner lining is just that deeper green color.
And what you do is you reach inside the shirt
and you grab inside out.
-Wow. -It becomes a windbreaker.
Get out.
Isn't that great?
That started as a T-shirt.
Yeah.
But you can still see the lining.
This is where the T-shirt part went.
[Bleep]
And that's a high quality --
Yeah, and I remember seeing this as the back of the --
Right. This was the back of -- That got pulled inside out.
You could start with the T-shirt.
You could pull it out to a windbreaker if you get chilly.
-That's amazing. -Yeah.
-I've never seen that before. -Never saw those?
This would be your summer to fall.
And when was this? How many years ago?
They -- They made this in the late '80s.
Wow.
Yeah. Then they stopped making them.
I don't know why. They were pretty good.
And then there's another -- One of these pockets has --
Oh, yeah, there it is.
You see that?
Uh-huh.
The fur-lined.
Wow.
So that's for the winter.
But I think it pops through,
I think, this part here, if I have this right.
This gets closed, and then you pull the seams here,
and then you pull this inside out.
♪♪
And then you'll be able to get into the fur lining
and the winter jacket.
Wow.
Yeah. So, that would --
So, the spring jacket gets pulled inside out,
and that gives us more of a winter.
Get out of here.
Yeah, from a T-shirt, right?
That's amazing!
-I've never seen this. -You've never seen --
It'd be great for trips, right? You know?
Now, to put that back in T-shirt must be hell, though.
It's difficult to go backwards, yeah.
It really is. But the T-shirt was so thin.
It's -- Yeah. That's amazing.
The T-shirt's thin, and then it just sort of, like --
When you pull it, it folds in on itself
and air starts to fill,
so that's where you get that puffy --
You know, it's down, you know?
That's amazing.
That's right. That's winter weight.
-Winter weight. -It wouldn't work today.
But then the T-shirt would.
Yeah, and then to reset it as a T-shirt,
I think you actually fold the arms in
and you roll it into the hood.
I'm remembering how to do this now.
We're going back to the late '80s there.
You say you remember the original.
I've never -- I don't remember this.
You don't even remember it?
Yeah, and then it should pop as the T-shirt right from there.
And then -- Yeah.
Oh, that's the -- Oh, yeah.
Then it turns to a towel.
And then this would go back to the --
I think this would go back to the T-shirt.
Oh, my God.
Yeah. Yeah.
So, summer -- that's the summer style.
It's just the towel for the beach.
Okay. [ Laughs ]
That's amazing.
It's pretty cool, right?
I have an instruction panel that shows how to fold the towel.
The towel goes back to the T-shirt.
I think the towel goes back.
♪♪
Hey. Hey. How are you? Good. How are you doing?
Oh, my God. That's so cute, I'm dead.
What's that?
That's so cute, I'm dead -- the little hamster.
Yeah, he's great.
He's not doing his job so well, though.
Are you gonna, like, put that on him and take a picture?
Oh, no. They actually --
They're trained to, like, sniff out real pearls
and real gemstones.
That is the most random fun fact
I have learned in a long time.
Yeah. You gonna show her what you can do?
Let me see if he'll eat any of the, uh --
Are those real?
These are real, so he's not going for those.
Those are some nice pieces, though.
Those are obviously not real.
These might -- Oh.
Oh, I hate this. I can play with it.
Yeah, it looks like the chains are all tangled up in there.
Usually when we get the deliveries,
they're all tangled up like that.
Yeah.
Well, I could have -- I should --
He can untangle these pretty good.
Really?
Yeah.
What do you mean? Well, look.
Let him see that they're all tangled up,
'cause they're natural nesters, you know?
Like, when they pull stuff out of the ground, twigs and stuff,
and they're trying to make a nest, so here.
We'll slide this thing over here.
Charlie, you see that?
Take a little picture for her.
Okay.
Here, Charlie.
You see it all tangled?
You see it?
Alright. Go inside, Charlie.
[ Laughs ]
And you just leave him for a couple seconds.
You hear it?
Yeah.
'Cause they just do that when it's dark.
They start naturally, you know, untangling.
They push their nose right through the tangle.
Yeah, look.
What the hell? Yeah. Great job, man.
Charlie!
Good work, man.
I feel like I'm in a weird dream right now.
Why is that?
Because that's insane! It's crazy!
It's just an extension of what they do by instinct.
It's just that, you know, obviously,
not with jewelry in the wild.
Yeah.
They're good at -- They can unclasp, as well.
Wow.
You want to un--
Charlie, do you want to show her how you can unclasp?
I want to see if he'll undo the necklaces.
Go in there, Charlie.
He'll unclasp all of them.
Ready?
Did you get it?
Oh, wait. Oh.
Not -- Not exactly right, Charlie, but --
Oh, my God. He clasped them together.
Okay.
They're supposed to be unclasped, buddy.
Let me get him a little treat for positive reinforcement.
That's -- I'm gonna have to separate those
so I can sell them.
Hang on one second, and then I'll help you out.
Okay.
Just gonna get him a little cookie.
♪♪
How you doing today?
I'm doing good.
Yeah.
It's pretty hot out. It is so hot.
We just got a whole bunch of -- Can you believe
they give them to us like this from the restaurant?
So dirty, and we're gonna sell them, but I got to --
At least they gave them to you.
Yeah. I mean, they are donated, yeah.
But they came with some of these Dishtoids,
which I'm very excited about.
They don't make these anymore.
I was gonna say, "What are those?"
Oh, the little Dishtoids?
For, like, washing dishes. Washing? Oh.
You've never seen one of those? No. I was a '90s baby.
Oh. You were a '90s baby?
Yeah. These were, like, from the '50s.
Yeah?
Supercool stuff.
See that?
So, what you do?
You just put them in the -- Yeah, they're Dishtoids.
You just make, like, bubbles and stuff?
Well, they actually work -- They're kind of inst--
They're an instantaneous tablet,
so you don't have to put them in a washing machine.
You can just use, like, water and --
No, you don't even need water.
Oh.
Here. I'll show you. Here.
Take one of those out. Yeah.
This is so that you'll be able to wash dishes
without any water or anything.
Just take one of those dirty ones here
and you drop that right in there and you cover it up.
No. What you --
It creates, like, a barrier in there.
Huh.
It gets warmer inside of it. Okay.
Yeah, it gets pressurized, and then --
Can you do one more?
Really nice, right? What?!
Yeah. Yeah.
And look how quick that cleans. So fast.
That was raw. I never seen that.
Raw?
Yes.
That is raw. That was, like, wicked.
That's some raw, wicked cleaning.
I just thought you was gonna be like, "Boom," just like,
"I'm just playing."
Yeah, look. Watch.
Just one tablet... Wait, wait, wait.
Let me get you. Yeah.
You want to see more? Let me -- Yes.
Let me get you. Be able to see it.
Okay.
So, I take one tablet, right? And I'll do all of them.
Just drop it in.
Mm.
Kind of cover it up to create that --
That illusion, right? That seal in there.
That's crazy.
Look at how quick the steam -- I just learned something new.
Yeah. Let's see. Look.
Oh, look at that. Got 'em all.
Look at that.
That's wicked.
Isn't that great?
That's wicked. Do you believe that?
And they don't make these anymore.
They don't make them -- I was gonna say,
"They don't make them anymore?" Yeah.
I think it was, like, dangerous to inhale it or something,
but throw a tab in -- boom.
Cleans 'em up.
Wow.
[ Glasses clatter ]
You know, when paper and plastic cups came out --
That cut your time in half. Exactly.
Cuts my time right in half, and I get them all cleaned up.
Wow.
Yeah. Pretty magic.
And it's extra clean.
Super clean. Yeah, spotless.
Like, you did it like a hand job.
Like...
Yeah.
Even these empty containers are a collector's item nowadays.
Yeah.
But I'll see if I have some more in the back,
'cause we're gonna sell 'em, if you want.
You do? You sell 'em?
Yeah. Let me see if I have some more.
Hang on right there.
♪♪
Alright. You guys ready to cheat, lie, and trick someone?
Kids: Yeah!
I'd be such a terrible parent.
Alright. Get into your positions.
Let's do this.
Say, "Hi, Mrs. Ashiya."
Kids: Hi, Mrs. Ashiya!
Yeah. Alright, buddy.
You're on break. Sorry that took so long.
-No problem. -You can have a seat
right there, and she's gonna watch over you guys,
and then what are we doing today?
We get to go to the...
-Zoo! -That's right!
We're going to the zoo later.
So, guys, arts-and-crafts time is over,
and it's time to play!
-Yay! -Brushes down.
Come on over here, guys.
Want -- Want to play in the chair?
I'm gonna bring this -- You like this one,
too -- these little, uh --
And they're really self-sufficient, Ashiya,
so they'll play.
They do their thing, and -- Just keep an eye on 'em.
-No problem. -Alright, guys.
Have some fun. Alright?
I'll let you know when the bus gets here.
Gonna see lots of animals at the zoo!
Bye! -Sit on -- Sit on this.
-Okay. -Uh-oh.
Yeah, that looks dangerous.
-Puppies. -Pup-pup-puppies.
Kid: I like puppies 'cause it's my favorite.
I like puppies. -Be careful.
I like puppies, puppies, pup-pup-pup-pup-puppies.
Puppies, puppies, pup-pup-pup-pup-puppies.
I like puppies.
Kid #2: Cats, cats, cats, cats, cats, cats, horses.
That looks crowded.
[ Kids chatter ]
[ Chatter stops ]
Alright.
Hey, guys. Bus is here!
-They all just got in the tent. -Alright.
You're not coming to the zoo, are you? No.
Come on, guys. Let's go.
They're in the other tent.
What's that? They're in that one.
Oh, all of them?
I don't know how they all got in that.
I was looking, like, "How are they gonna --"
They just climbed in there.
Come on, guys. They hide sometimes.
I'm gonna count to three.
How did they do that?
1 -- Oh, not in here.
In this one?
Guys, 1, 2, 3.
What?! They literally just went in that one.
Wait. What?
Hold on a second. Guys?
How did they --
Where are they? What did they do?
They literally just walked in this tent.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hold on a second.
Where -- Where -- Did they leave?
I literally -- The last girl literally
just walked in that tent before you walked in.
Well, they're not here now.
What in heaven's name?!
Hold on a minute.
How the hell -- Are you kidding me?
Are you serious?
Someone didn't come in and get them?
Nobo-- Nobody walked in.
I literally was just cleaning out brushes,
and I literally watched the last girl walk in there.
Did anybody open the door?
No. Did you open the door?
No! That was closed?
It was closed the whole time!
So, how did they -- Where did they --
What in the hell? I don't know.
What [bleep]
Okay.
Like, I know I just saw -- Like, I know I just watched them,
and I was like, "How did they all just fit in there?"
Yeah.
And I didn't -- Like, I didn't --
I was watching the tent the entire time.
Okay. Hold on. We ju-- Hey.
Are you guys ready? We can't find the kids.
They were --
They literally just walked in this tent,
and all of a sudden, they were gone.
I didn't --
I was gone for like two minutes.
I was staring at the tent as they --
I think I saw them outside by the bus.
Huh?
What?! I think I saw them outside.
How? Really?! The door didn't even open!
We didn't even open the door!
Are you serious? Yeah. What in the hell?
U-Up here? Yeah. Let me see.
How'd they do that?!
Come here. Where -- But -- Woman: Let's go.
Are you ready for the bus?
Are you guys ready for the zoo? Oh, my gosh.
Children: Yes! That's them.
Oh, okay, guys.
Bye, guys!
How the hell -- Michael: Bye-bye.
Oh, my gosh. So, did you bring them outside to the bus?
I didn't -- I didn't move from my seat.
I was watching them go into the tent.
The door was closed?
The door was closed. I'm so confused.
Like, I don't know what the hell just happened,
but, like, I know for a fact I was looking at the tent.
Oh, my gosh. Alright. Let's keep this quiet.
I've got two strikes against me here already.
Ohh. Okay.
Well, at least they're on the bus.
Oh, thank God.
I don't know what in the hell happened.
I'm telling you.
I'm just like, "Maybe -- Maybe --"
I don't know if when I was looking at the girl go in, like,
'cause I was watching them go in the tent one by one.
You were watching? I was cleaning the brushes,
and I was looking at them, like, dead, like, at them.
I don't know what happened.
They can be so sneaky, you know?
But that was like beyond -- I never seen anything like that!
I've watched kids before. Never!
You've watched kids before?
I mean, 'cause they can be so sneaky.
Yeah, 'cause my mom is a teacher.
My mom is a teacher. Yeah.
It's like you have to keep -- And I've never --
And she'd leave me in the room with the kids.
Like, I've never experienced anything like that.
Sometimes if it's like more than five kids,
it can create the Carbonaro Effect.
Yeah.
You know?
They get confused.
You know what the Carbonaro Effect is?
No, I don't. Oh, oh, yeah.
It's a learning technique.
Uh-huh. The Carbonaro Effect.
It's also the name of a hidden-camera...
Uh-huh. ...magic TV show...
Mm-hmm.
...that you're actually on right now.
Are you playing with me?
I am, Ashiya.
Are you playing with me?
My name's Michael Carbonaro. I'm a magician.
Oh, my God! [Bleep]
[ Laughs ]
I was like, "Brah!"
What were --
"Those kids, those little monsters!
What did they do?!"
Oh, my -- One of them is clearly,
like, some type of witch.
Like, something happened.
Oh, my God.
♪♪
We're at an antique shop.
I'm gonna practice my face
for when I can't believe what's happening.
Ready?
Is that good? Like, if I see something weird...
Oh, I was just cleaning this stuff off.
Um, usually when we get our glassware,
we just sort of give it a quick little dust --
you know, make sure it's, uh, nice and clean.
And then we put it out on display.
We got a new tea -- Hopefully it's a whole set.
It's a nice one.
Looks kind of cool. Yeah.
Just maybe dust that off.
Make sure that's all clean.
And got some glasses.
Great. Those look pretty good.
Really. This is a lovely, lovely space.
Supercool, right? Yeah, really cool.
Yeah, it's really nice.
But, um -- I'll take that, and then clean that off.
Great. Then that goes on here.
See if it fits.
Pretty good.
Great. And it -- Oh.
It actually has some tea in there?
Oh, yo. This is one of those locking things --
you know, like the locking teapots.
Oh, I see. That's cool.
It's almost like a combination lock.
When you put it on, you turn it...
and then -- Oh, look.
[ Thuds ] [ Exhales ]
What is that?
Yeah. Primo.
Here. Open that up.
That's so weird. Pop the seal?
Yeah, pop the seal.
Oh, okay. Yeah.
So, you can store tea or store a lemon,
and depending on how you turned it --
Here. Feel the side now.
Oh. What is that? It's -- It feels warm, right?
Yeah.
You turn it, I think, a full revolution, and it will...
Wow. It still has tea in it.
Yeah.
It's like a multiuse teapot from the, uh --
That is incredible.
That's -- That's incredible. Yeah.
That's -- My mind is blown. It's just tea.
Thank you.
It's excellent.
And actually really good, right? Yeah.
I think a lot of times they would have, um,
back during Prohibition, you know,
like when you weren't allowed to have liquor and stuff like that,
it was one full revolution will give you tea.
If you back a revolution the other way...
I think it -- Can I pour?
Yeah.
Here. Smell that.
Wow.
Whiskey. Whiskey?
And good whiskey. Good whiskey.
Yeah. It's either whiskey or gin.
It's the Prohibition teapot. Yeah.
That's so that they could keep a full pot of tea,
a lemon, tea bags, and a flask of whiskey.
That is -- I would have -- I had no idea.
You never heard of those things?
Never.
Yeah.
I'm just gonna let my boss know we got one of these
'cause she's gonna be excited.
They're rare. They're pretty rare.
I'll be right back.
♪♪
Well, hey.
Welcome to the art-restoration studio.
I restore oil paintings, sculptures.
I don't do nose jobs.
Sorry, sir.
So, yeah. Welcome to the studio.
I'll have you give me a hand
with what I'm working on over here.
Richie, you said? Yeah.
Oh, cool. Okay.
So, I do all the art restorations.
Cool. Very exciting piece that
we just got that's gonna go into the Grecian exhibit.
Medusa?
That's right.
What?
The head of Medusa.
And the only issue -- You see right there?
On the chin.
Yeah, some chips right there that I'm gonna try and fix.
So they want you to fix that? That's right.
They don't want to leave it as is?
Yeah.
So, it's great that you're here because you can help me --
I'm gonna see how it sits on the stand.
Okay. If you'll just pull the, uh --
Alright. Okay.
W-W-- Yeah, just lift the lid right off.
Oh, just this?
Yeah. There you go.
Alright, and I'm gonna get -- Here she goes.
Careful, darlin'.
Put her right there...
like that.
Michael: Okay.
Then, yeah, you want to close that?
Richie: Wow.
She's looking good, right? Yeah.
Michael: So, the trick is to try and match that stone.
Okay.
And the way I do that
is I use a little bit of joint compound.
Okay.
So, what I do is
I'll take a little bit of this
and just add a tiny bit of color to it, okay?
That'll make it, what, a little darker?
Just touch it to the color,
and I'm just gonna use a tiny bit of red,
and I'll mix it like that, right?
And it very quickly will turn pinkish,
which that kind of looks pinkish, right?
Alright. The Medusa...
Let me see. ...is sort of a pinkish color.
She's got more of like -- like, a pink tone.
So, I'm trying to mix that so that --
You know, I like to leave some of the swirls in it.
Ooh!
For me, we -- What's going on here?
'Cause my stomach just dropped...
What the --
...into I don't know where, but it's down there somewhere.
Oh, my -- What the hell is that?
[ Laughing ] I don't know, man.
[ Normal voice ] Wow. I was too close to that.
Oh, my God.
Hoo!
Are those -- Instant sweat.
What is going on?
Okay. [ Laughs ]
I'm getting that thing out of there, though.
I got to get this head out of there.
Hey, you're on your own with this.
You're -- I'll paint.
You grab the head.
I mean, what were they, like, petrified?
Are those alive?!
Here. Will you hold the lid for a second?
Okay, hold on.
I got to get her out of here.
What?
I have no idea.
Is that the same head, man? Dude.
Dude, look at that. Oh, my God!
It's like it's not even broken off.
It's the same head. Cover that thing up.
It's the same head. Dude, take it.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Take it.
Hold on.
Oh, my God.
I'm waiting for that thing to change.
No, dude.
I'm not gonna turn to stone, am I?
What is going on?
[Bleep] Oh, my God.
Okay.
Right?
Like, I mean, they were not -- They were totally --
I can't even look at those things, man.
Ugh!
That's gross.
Gross, man.
I didn't wear enough deodorant for this.
I mean, look at this.
It's not even as if it broke off.
Like, that's perfectly smooth.
Why are you still touching it?
What, you think it's gonna turn into a live head?
I don't know.
I didn't think snakes were gonna come out of the thing
that I seen a moment ago,
and I was gonna ask you to touch it.
I'm glad I didn't say that.
[ Crackling ]
Michael: Well, I wouldn't -- Ohh!
Hey, Mike. Yeah?
Let's just both move to that door, that way, yeah?
What was that noise, dude?
You go first.
Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Oh, my God. I need a weapon.
I -- Can you take the thing off?
No. No.
No.
I'm like I'm not --
[ Laughing ] No. I'm not taking that off.
What was that sound? [ Normal voice ] Unh-unh.
Unh-unh.
Maybe the-- Maybe they're just like...
♪♪
Oh, my God.
Look at that, man.
They're not moving.
Look at this. They're like stone.
Alright. Now I'm freaking out.
They're stone again.
Are they like -- No, dude, they're freaking stone.
Oh, my God, Mike.
I got to get out of here, Mike.
Like... look at that.
No. I mean, it's stone.
It's back to the same stone.
How is this...?
Feel this. This is -- No! Ho-ho-ho-ho!
No, sir.
That's not possible.
Are we tr-- Does it -- Is it, like, making us trip?
[ Quietly ] Oh, my God.
Is this, like, happening for real,
or is this, like, the Carbonaro Effect?
Mike, I don't know, Mike.
What is --
Have you heard of that thing before --
the Carbonaro Effect?
[ Laughing ] What is the Carbonaro Effect, man?
The Carbonaro Effect.
It's the name of a hidden-camera...
Mike. ...magic TV show.
Mike, where you from, Mike?
You from the TV, ain't you? [ Laughs ]
I am.
Richie, how you doin'?
I'm glad I wore these shoes in case I had to run.
Mike. Oh, my God.
My man. Mike.
Scare you a little bit there?
Where are the real snakes at?
That's what I want to know.
They turn every three minutes. Okay. [ Laughs ]