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narrator: In the wild,
the right skills
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can make the difference
between life and death.
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- Ahh!
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narrator: Now, some
of "Alone’s" best competitors
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are taking on a new mission.
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- This is, like,
some Indiana Jones-type stuff.
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narrator: They’ll have
just three days...
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- Whoa.
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narrator: And limited tools...
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- Here’s the fun part.
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narrator:
For a build challenge
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devised by one of their own.
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- Time is the key.
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narrator:
At stake for the winner...
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- Whoo.
narrator: Bragging rights.
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- You guys have
your work cut out for you.
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narrator:
Tonight’s challengers...
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Amós Rodriguez,
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58-day survivor
from season seven...
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- Mwah.
[chuckles]
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narrator: Callie North,
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72-day survivor
from season three...
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- It’s go time.
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narrator:
And Joel Van Der Loon,
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40-day survivor
from season seven.
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- Whoo-hoo.
- [chuckles]
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narrator:
Let the challenge begin.
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- Mmm. Amazing.
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[dramatic music]
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♪ ♪
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[tense music]
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- All right, folks,
my name is Clay Hayes
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and I won season eight
of "Alone."
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Yeah!
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And I’ve got
a pretty interesting challenge
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for today’s experts.
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- Well, well, well.
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- This isn’t
your typical survival build,
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so I think it’s gonna be
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a little bit of a surprise
for them.
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- All right, let’s see
what’s inside.
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- Drumroll.
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- The moment of truth.
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And we have...
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I have certainly never built
anything quite like this.
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- Okay, I feel like I need--
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I need to think about this
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- [laughs] Okay.
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- "Your challenge is build
a nature-powered rotisserie."
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- Okay, Clay.
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It sounds like a fun one to do.
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All right, looking forward
to see
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what tools are in this box.
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I get a multi-tool.
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Cool.
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Hemp twine.
A little hemp.
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- And that is it. Huh.
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- Why did you give us
so many tools, Clay?
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Come on.
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- Thank you, Clay.
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- "To complete the challenge,
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"you must create
a nature-powered rotisserie.
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"And you also need to start
a friction fire
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in order to cook
the chicken thoroughly."
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- My inner chef might have
to come for this win.
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- Game on, Amós and Joel.
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- I have good access to water,
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so I’m gonna be making
a water-powered wheel.
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And my plan today is
just to gather materials.
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All right, so we’ve got
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a really small saw
to work with,
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which is gonna be
kind of tough.
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This river birch is just
perfect materials.
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[grunting]
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Okay, so two "Y" sticks.
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So the shaft is gonna rotate
in this "Y."
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And it kind of acts
as a support and a bearing.
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Next step, on each end of this
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there’s gonna be a paddle,
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I just really need to find
some dry stuff
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to make some paddles out of.
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- I have decided
that I am going to be building
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a water wheel to turn
my rotisserie
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to cook my chicken.
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I’m just thinking
of how we could make ours
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a little unique.
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The rotisserie in my mind
is turning.
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And what will be created
will hopefully be delicious,
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I’ve gathered some wood here.
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And, basically, I’m gonna work
on making the spokes
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of my wheel.
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Okay.
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Getting out of the rain
a little bit here.
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So I’m gonna work
on just tying this together.
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Oh.
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That broke
with very little force.
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So I’m not super impressed
with our hemp twine.
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So I’m actually gonna be making
stronger cordage
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by doubling it back on itself.
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You can see here.
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What I need to do now is make
the little paddles
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that fit between them.
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Yeah, kind of working to create
something flat like this.
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So I’m wanting to open this up.
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So we’ll have to do
some adjusting, but you can see
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I have one paddle there.
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I’m gonna be reinforcing
all the pieces
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so things don’t fall apart
mid-roast.
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I think that is looking
like a wheel.
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[whistling]
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Hopefully it doesn’t spin
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- I can use bamboo.
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Yeah, that’s got a little kick.
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You know...
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Okay, let’s see what it does.
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I don’t know, this challenge
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is getting pretty challenging,
man.
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I don’t know,
this challenge is getting
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pretty challenging, man.
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Yeah, I think the problem is
I’m trying to do it
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with this little trickle
of water. Yeah.
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And with the chicken,
it’s gonna get really heavy.
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I gotta dig the channel
a little more.
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We’re getting there.
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The thing is
that this is just day one.
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I’m just getting started here.
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- Uh, day two.
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And plan of attack for today is
to finish the water wheel.
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a lot of good options
for where to place
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this water turbine.
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This is a fantastic spot
right here.
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Aha, I’m just so pumped now.
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I found
such an unbelievable location.
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Oh, this is
definitely the spot.
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The wheel will be right here.
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So it’s gonna be dictated,
really, by the height
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of where I want my shaft.
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So pretty much smack bang
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So we’ll keep
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All right, so check it out.
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I used some bark
for my paddles.
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Two paddles in line
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And then we’ll have
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to our shaft.
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So we’re going to attach
this on here.
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And we need to tie it in a way
that’s not gonna rotate.
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Yeah, I’m just hoping
that I’m gonna get
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strength in numbers.
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The more we wrap around this,
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And there is a lot of twine,
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Okay, there we go.
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So there is our wheel.
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I wonder if Callie and Amós
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are also just sort of
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- And the wheels keep turning.
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And my wheels keep turning
in my head, too.
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Now, to make sure that
this thing works efficiently.
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I’m gonna scout
for something to use...
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To make that wheel turn
a little more.
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That might work.
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I can test this and see
if it will give...
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Yeah, I think the problem is
the creek might not have
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enough water do the job.
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Might have to go
to bigger water.
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And I think that’s
going to work better.
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- So...one wheel done.
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We’ll set this
to the side here.
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So next I’m gonna work
on my basting wheel.
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This one’s just gonna be
turning a tiny little brush.
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Here I am again
with my teeny-weeny saw.
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Wow, this tool is, like,
already bending
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and not becoming very safe.
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- Look at how fricking tedious
this is.
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Clay! Come on.
Couldn’t have given us a saw?
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[branch snaps]
Augh.
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Ow.
Bonked my leg.
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See, this--it’s, like,
I really do--
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I can’t cut corners here
with this little saw.
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Okay, I’m gonna call it.
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I think I got-got a bit done.
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And we’ll have at it tomorrow.
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- Okay, day three.
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Pretty strong.
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I could try...
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Ouchie.
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I’m going to use
the sand in the creek
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to safely remove
the stinging nettle hairs
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so I don’t sting my hands.
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Stinging nettle fibers,
pretty strong.
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Okay.
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And...rope.
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This is the bow
for the fire by friction kit.
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Osage orange.
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So I think
that’s gonna work.
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Okay.
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With the chicken
it’s gonna get really heavy.
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I might have to go to the river
for this one
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for more water power.
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- Second wheel done.
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This is the baster wheel.
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This will also go in the creek.
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And this will turn
a little brush.
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So I’m just gonna experiment
with making
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a little baster brush.
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One thing Clay did give us
a lot of is twine.
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So that’s good.
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And I’m putting it
between this split piece
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of ocean spray.
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So here is my basting brush.
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For my baster, I need to have
some kind of a little basin.
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So in order to do that,
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I’m going to make
a little clay pot.
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Okay, here we go.
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Uh, this is our ball of clay
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that we’re gonna make
the basting bowl out of.
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So here is my bowl.
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Then it’s gonna dry
and then be the bowl
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that my chicken drippings
are gonna get caught in.
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We have our two wheels.
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We’ve made our baster brush.
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I’m also gonna be building
a little bit of a fireplace.
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So I’m gonna work on that also
when I get to the stream,
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because I can’t construct
or build anything
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um, until I get to the stream.
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Coming to the end here.
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- Okay, the moment of truth.
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Ah, that’s so nice and cold.
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- So now I’m down this river.
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Little more water here.
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- Honestly, I think
the biggest challenge is
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gonna be time-wise.
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It just is gonna take up
a lot of time.
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- That’s pretty good.
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I’m just gonna get
a whole bunch of these rocks.
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Gosh, man, I just love
nature’s toolbox.
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- Okay.
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We’ll put this one here.
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Move a couple of these
big rocks out of the way.
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- Lots of adjusting.
Lots of adjusting.
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- All right,
ladies and gentlemen,
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it’s time.
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- Okay, the wheel is turning.
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♪ ♪
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- Kind of starting
to speed along here.
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- Okay, we got a coal.
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- Yeah, that’s strong.
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Yeah, boy.
Crikey, she’s a beauty.
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♪ ♪
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- Three days ago,
I gave Amós, Callie, and Joel
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the challenge to build
a nature-powered rotisserie.
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And I gave them
just a few very basic tools,
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a multi-tool
and some hemp twine.
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That’s it.
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The requirements
for this challenge are
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that the rotisserie
has to be nature-powered,
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you’ve gotta make
a friction fire,
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and the chicken has to be
fully cooked.
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It’s judging day.
Let’s see how they did.
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- All right.
Let’s see what we can do.
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All right, we need
to get this thing turning.
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♪ ♪
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[grunts]
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Let’s get rid
of some of these rocks.
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♪ ♪
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See? There we go.
That’s what happens.
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[chuckles]
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Hey, I mean, that works.
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♪ ♪
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♪ ♪
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- Oh, [bleep].
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♪ ♪
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[blows]
Oopsie.
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We need to stop this thing
from rotating.
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We’ll get a nice long skewer
between there and there.
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♪ ♪
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The chicken kept flip-flopping.
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So I’ve used these pieces
of alder to keep
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the chicken centered
around the shaft.
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I’m gonna keep a real low heat
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and just keep this going
for hours.
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♪ ♪
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I’m pretty sure that this is
ready to take off.
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It’s been about three hours.
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And I think
that this has been cooked
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to perfection.
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♪ ♪
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Mmm. Amazing.
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You deserve this, pups.
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♪ ♪
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Oh, yeah.
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♪ ♪
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- Okay, moment of truth.
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So it’s just taking
some adjustments
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to get it exactly right.
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♪ ♪
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Working. Working!
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♪ ♪
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00:16:07,409 --> 00:16:10,579
Okay, so I have a bit
of a sauce I’ve made up here
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for the basting.
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Let’s see if that works.
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♪ ♪
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00:16:16,986 --> 00:16:18,226
Oh, yeah.
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♪ ♪
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00:16:24,493 --> 00:16:28,593
Okay, so our chicken
is finished cooking.
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You can see I’ve cut in.
It’s really well-cooked.
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♪ ♪
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Mmm.
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[laughs]
Mmm.
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♪ ♪
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- Test day. The big day.
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Chicken is happening.
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Nothing to it but to do it.
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There we go.
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♪ ♪
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00:16:56,725 --> 00:16:59,535
Look at that fire. Nice.
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Nice, nice, nice.
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♪ ♪
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The chicken’s been cooking
for a couple hours now.
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The fire’s been hot.
It’s been turning that.
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I think it’s ready to go.
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Look at this chicken
right here.
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♪ ♪
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00:17:15,210 --> 00:17:16,740
Think that’s perfect.
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00:17:16,845 --> 00:17:18,685
It smells delicious, actually.
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00:17:18,781 --> 00:17:20,481
Let’s see if it is.
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It’s pretty juicy.
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I like how it’s looking.
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♪ ♪
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00:17:25,888 --> 00:17:28,198
Yum. That’s super delicious.
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♪ ♪
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00:17:33,095 --> 00:17:35,335
- I first want to say
that everyone did
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an absolutely fantastic job
on this.
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Everybody decided to make
a water wheel,
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00:17:40,436 --> 00:17:43,046
which is probably what
I would have made as well,
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because water is consistent,
whereas wind, it’s off and on.
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00:17:47,343 --> 00:17:50,283
All right, so we’re gonna
start with Amós.
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One of the things
I really like
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about Amós’ build
is that he makes
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the water wheel detachable
from the axle.
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00:17:56,719 --> 00:17:59,179
That just seems like it would
make it easier to work on.
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And it would just make it
easier to transport.
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00:18:02,591 --> 00:18:05,391
He also takes the time
to harvest stinging nettle...
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00:18:05,494 --> 00:18:06,834
- Ouchie.
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00:18:06,929 --> 00:18:09,759
- And make a primitive
reverse-twist cordage.
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That is very cool.
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00:18:11,100 --> 00:18:12,300
And I’m gonna have to give him
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a little bit of extra credit
for that.
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00:18:13,936 --> 00:18:15,876
All right, let’s move on
to Callie.
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00:18:15,971 --> 00:18:19,541
The hemp twine that I sent
was actually pretty weak.
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00:18:19,642 --> 00:18:22,512
She just doubles it over
and does a reverse twist
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00:18:22,611 --> 00:18:24,711
and ends up with a much,
much stronger cordage.
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00:18:24,813 --> 00:18:26,043
That is a great solution.
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00:18:26,148 --> 00:18:28,408
She basically builds
an entirely separate
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00:18:28,517 --> 00:18:31,087
water wheel system
to turn this basting brush.
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00:18:31,186 --> 00:18:34,026
She builds clay pots
to hold the baste.
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00:18:34,123 --> 00:18:36,293
And it works like a charm.
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00:18:36,392 --> 00:18:38,422
All right, moving on to Joel.
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00:18:38,527 --> 00:18:41,337
Joel makes really good use
of his local materials.
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He finds some nice,
wide forked limbs
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00:18:43,932 --> 00:18:45,502
to act as his support.
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00:18:45,601 --> 00:18:47,571
When it comes
to the friction fire,
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Joel decides to go
with a hand drill.
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00:18:50,305 --> 00:18:51,605
Now I’ve gotta give him
a little bit
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00:18:51,707 --> 00:18:54,577
of extra credit for this,
because a hand drill
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00:18:54,677 --> 00:18:57,117
is not the easiest method
of friction fire.
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00:18:57,212 --> 00:18:59,142
And he knocks it out
like a champ.
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00:18:59,248 --> 00:19:02,358
Everybody did fantastic
on their build.
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00:19:02,451 --> 00:19:04,251
Everyone checked
all the boxes,
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00:19:04,353 --> 00:19:06,193
met all of the requirements.
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00:19:06,288 --> 00:19:08,848
They all have their features
that make them unique.
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00:19:08,957 --> 00:19:11,927
They all have their aspects
that I really like.
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00:19:12,027 --> 00:19:13,037
♪ ♪
427
00:19:13,128 --> 00:19:15,088
This was a tough choice
for me.
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00:19:15,197 --> 00:19:17,867
But in the end,
the winner is...
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00:19:19,168 --> 00:19:20,508
Callie.
430
00:19:20,602 --> 00:19:22,432
What set Callie’s build apart
431
00:19:22,538 --> 00:19:25,748
is that she was willing to go
way above and beyond
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00:19:25,841 --> 00:19:28,871
by creating a whole
entirely separate
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00:19:28,977 --> 00:19:31,987
water wheel system
to turn this basting brush.
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00:19:32,081 --> 00:19:33,311
With the clay pot,
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00:19:33,415 --> 00:19:35,255
I thought this was
absolutely brilliant.
436
00:19:35,350 --> 00:19:37,220
And I love the idea.
437
00:19:37,319 --> 00:19:40,889
Congratulations, Callie,
and great job, everybody.
438
00:19:40,989 --> 00:19:42,789
You all did amazing.
439
00:19:42,891 --> 00:19:44,861
- Clay, thank you so much
440
00:19:44,960 --> 00:19:46,760
for choosing me
as the winner this week.
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00:19:46,862 --> 00:19:49,932
I am so excited.
442
00:19:50,032 --> 00:19:52,002
I put a lot of hard work
into this one,
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00:19:52,101 --> 00:19:53,231
so I’m really honored.
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00:19:53,335 --> 00:19:57,645
♪ ♪