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[narrator] 73% of people
between 25
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and 35 are DIYers.
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[man speaking]
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Oh, no.
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[narrator] But just because
you think you can...
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[woman speaking]
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...doesn't mean you should.
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[groans]
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-[blows dart]
-[all exclaiming]
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[bleep]
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[bleep]
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[narrator] Doing
a home repair yourself
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can save you 50
to 80% of the cost.
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Unless you're among the 44%
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of DIYers that do it wrong.
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[clattering]
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Hope that chandelier
wasn't an antique.
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A bad DIY job
can have serious consequences.
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[flushing]
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Pretty sure that's not how
a flush is supposed to work.
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This Tennessee woman
is taking down the frame
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around her bathroom
water heater.
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But she makes
a tactical error.
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Don't hammer down.
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She busted the water pipe.
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And turning that tap
isn't helping.
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There's just one way
out of a problem like this.
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[woman speaking]
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[narrator] But there's
some DIY damage
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even Daddy can't fix.
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[man] Wall!
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I'm a bus driver by trade.
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[narrator] Simon,
a bus driver from the UK,
can tell you.
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[Simon] I purchased
my first property
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as a renovation property.
It was really run down.
Really old.
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On doing so,
I had to take
the floorboards up.
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Just have a look,
see what's under there.
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Woodworm.
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Woodworm, very similar
to a US version
of a termite.
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To treat woodworm in the UK
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is probably £2000 or £3000.
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I wasn't prepared to pay
that sort of money,
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so I thought,
"Let's just do this
for myself."
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So got the solution,
got the little spray bottles,
and away I went.
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We call it winging it
and, uh...
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that's where it
just went horribly wrong.
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I've just got
into a water pipe.
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The leaking pipe...
It was central heating system.
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There was no stopcock.
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There's no way
of stopping that leak.
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The entire system of radiators
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had completely drained up,
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and it was like a swamp
underneath my property.
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[chuckles]
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[narrator] Damage to your home
isn't the only DIY danger.
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-[whirring]
-[man] Oh, [bleep]!
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[narrator] With the invention
of modern power tools,
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anyone can try their hand
at custom woodwork.
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This guy's got
a nice table sauce set up.
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Is this making
anyone else nervous?
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A clean cut.
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[man groans]
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And a straight shot
to the groin.
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With nearly 4000 people
amputating body parts
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in saw-related
accidents each year,
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he's lucky to walk away
with all his appendages.
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Yep, it's still there.
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While some DIYers
can't use tools safely,
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others use theirs
in innovative new ways.
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This guy's found
an unconventional shortcut
to cutting a deck.
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A skid steer.
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These guys in Alabama
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invented an easy way
to dig a pipe channel.
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With a dirt bike.
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Pretty brilliant.
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But not every idea
is a keeper.
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These guys are pulling out
a dead stump from
their driveway...
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with a rope and a beamer.
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[tires screeching]
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[man exclaims and laughs]
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Replacing a tempered glass
rear window
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is a $400 fix.
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Minimum.
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At least
they got the stump out.
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This Cali bro
is changing this lightbulb
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using an orchard ladder.
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Don't worry.
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Looks like he secured it
with a ratchet strap.
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Apparently, the street poll
wasn't weight rated
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for a desperate DIYer.
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Outdoor projects bring in
a different element of danger.
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-[man screaming]
-[clattering]
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Like, the wind.
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Over half of Americans
do their own yard work,
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leading to 262,000
ER visits a year.
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This guy ran into an issue
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removing a tree
in his backyard.
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[man] This right here is,
uh, my chainsaw.
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It got stuck in the tree
that I'm trying to cut down.
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We're gonna
put a wedge in here.
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Whoa. I got it.
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[narrator] Now he's using
a hammer to drive the wedge
into the tree.
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Timber!
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[man speaking]
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Oh.
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[narrator] This guy
is a worse neighbor
than he is a lumberjack.
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This Texas mom
found out how important
good neighbors are,
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in a DIY emergency.
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I'm a full-time
stay-at-home mom.
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Things around the house
kind of fall on my shoulders.
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I figured I could
trim the bushes.
No problem.
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Some debris had gotten
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kind of caught in the trimmer.
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So I reached down
to remove the debris.
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[groans]
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And my hand
got sucked up into it.
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Everything kind of
slowed down.
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[Kelly speaking]
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[baby crying]
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Then the pain
started to come in,
so I rang the doorbell.
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[doorbell ringing]
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[baby crying]
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My kids came out.
I told them to go get
the neighbor.
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[boy speaking]
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My husband actually
saw me on the doorbell.
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[man speaking]
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[Kelly speaking]
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[man speaking]
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[Kelly speaking]
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[man speaking]
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When the fire department,
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when they got the tool apart,
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there were blades
down into my fingers.
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They went all the way
down to the bone.
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I have just a little feeling
in the tips of my fingers,
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but for the most part,
a full recovery, um,
no bone damage.
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And I'm so thankful to have
the full use of my fingers.
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[narrator] Oscillating blades
aren't the only outside
DIY danger.
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There's also pest control.
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The average cost for
professional bee removal
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is $750.
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Pros have gear, tech,
and know the biology
of their prey.
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[man laughing]
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Schmoes don't.
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And over one million
of them end up in the ER
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for bee stings every year.
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No protective gear?
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No problem.
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These Michigan gals
are convinced
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that they can catch
this massive wasp nest
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in a garbage bag.
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[man 1 speaking]
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[man 2 speaking]
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[man 1 laughing]
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[narrator] They should
listen to that guy.
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[man 2 speaking]
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[man 1] Almost.
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[man 2 speaking]
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[girls exclaiming]
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[narrator] In Michigan,
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it's two girls, one bag,
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as they attempt
a risky DIY wasp control.
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[man 2 speaking]
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[narrator] Their success
depends entirely on their
ability to catch the nest
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after this guy
knocks it with a stick.
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-[girls screaming]
-[all exclaiming]
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[buzzing]
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And the wasps
are in battle mode.
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They need some work on
their hand-eye coordination.
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[all screaming]
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A few stings later,
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bet everyone's happy
that wasps can't swim.
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[man 1 speaking]
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[narrator] It could be worse.
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This guy in Atlanta
is trying the hive in a sack
method by himself.
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[man speaking]
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[narrator] And he's got
zero bees in the bag.
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But plenty of bees
in his hair.
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Clearly this guy's
never heard the saying,
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"Don't kick
the hornet's nest."
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[man speaking]
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[narrator] Why is he so calm?
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And now he's driving off
in a jeep full of angry bees?
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I'm sure that's safe.
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This guy's taken
a different approach
to hive removal.
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[Chad speaking]
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So we were
staying at my sister's
boyfriend's house.
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And, uh, he was out
mowing the lawn.
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And he came inside.
He was screaming
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and he got stung
by all the hornets
and everything, I think.
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Guess he didn't even know
they were in there.
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First thing I thought of
was my flamethrower.
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I was a professional
fire performer.
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And I was like, "Man."
I was like, "I'll take
care of it."
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He was like,
"No, we can't do that."
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And then he called
the exterminator and found out
how much it was.
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He's like,
"You wanna try it?"
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And I was like,
"Yeah, man, let's do it."
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[laughing]
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I believe the tree made it.
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Nobody cared
about the hornets,
but everybody was like,
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"I can't believe
you did that to the tree."
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[narrator] Another place
Americans get stung...
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Moving costs.
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The average cost
of a local move
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is $1,250.
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So why not just rent a truck
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and offer a couple of buddies
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a six-pack
to help you instead?
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[man] No! No! No!
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[narrator] Just as long
as they're not too buzzed
to close the back door.
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[man 2 speaking]
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[narrator] Pro tip.
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If you do enlist some friends
to help you move,
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make sure they know
how to ratchet strap.
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[man 2 speaking]
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[narrator] But why hire a pro
if you only need to move
one piece of furniture?
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[indistinct conversation]
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Got some ropes.
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Almost there. And...
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Nope.
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While some people
fight physics on their move,
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some use it
to their advantage.
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This Nebraska family
built a chute out of tarps.
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And this woman
opted for an even
more elaborate setup.
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[woman groans]
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[woman speaking]
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[narrator] Pure magic.
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[woman speaking]
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[narrator]
But not everyone needs
the elaborate party tricks.
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Sometimes good
old-fashioned muscle
is all it takes.
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Unless your kid decides
to hit you in the nuts.
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[bleep]
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[bleep]
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[bleep]
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[narrator] That is
a very flattened screen.
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[bleep]
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[narrator] And if a TV
isn't hard enough
to hold on to,
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there are these guys
in Argentina
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removing a swimming pool
from the roof of a building.
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No plan, no safety.
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Nothing but gravity
to help them.
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This man narrowly
escapes with his life.
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But miraculously,
he and the pool
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made it out unscathed.
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DIY moving is one thing.
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DIYing your own
moving vehicle is another.
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Almost half
of Americans attempt
their own auto maintenance.
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But some
take it a step further.
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This guy fixed
his power windows
with an extension cord.
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Not sure how awesome
that will be on the highway.
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But it works.
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This dad made a contraption
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so his truck
with a broken drive line
could reverse.
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[engine revving]
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I'd like to see him
parallel park.
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This kid made
an entirely new contraption.
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Introducing the
rocket-power ice racer.
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Ready for takeoff!
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Or taking his leg off.
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[laughing]
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It doesn't have to be
a crazy contraption
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to cause crazy damage.
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This Canadian father and son
jerry-rigged a rack
for their ATV
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after a long day
of moose hunting.
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That plywood
looks more like a seesaw.
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Probably because
the moose they shot
is under it.
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-[man 1 speaking]
-[man 2 speaking]
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[man 1 speaking]
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-[thudding]
-[man 1] Whoo!
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[man 2 speaking]
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[man 1 speaking and laughing]
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[man 1 laughing]
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Oh, my goodness.
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Oh. [laughs]
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[man 2 speaking]
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[man 1 speaking]
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[narrator] You should
have paid for a trailer, guys.
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All right. So I've
always wanted to try this.
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[narrator]
This Pennsylvania dad
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is also trying
to save some cash
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by beating his own tire.
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With highly flammable ether.
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And a match.
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This is gonna be crazy.
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[narrator] Oil changes
are one of the most
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common auto repairs
you can do yourself.
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Aside from making a mess,
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and there aren't a ton of ways
to screw it up.
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Unless you're this guy.
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[man] Oh, [bleep]!
Oh, [bleep]!
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-[woman speaking]
-[man] Oh, [bleep]!
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[woman] Oh, my God.
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[narrator] Maybe remember
the parking brake next time.
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-[bleep]
-[objects clattering]
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[narrator] In Pennsylvania,
this man is attempting
to mount his tires.
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By setting it on fire.
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Definitely not something
you should try at home.
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The heat is supposed
to cause the air in the tire
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to expand around the wheel.
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But it's not catching.
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So he adds more fluid.
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And now the truck is on fire.
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Didn't work.
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[man speaking]
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Phew!
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[narrator] Okay.
Now it worked.
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But he's lucky
he's not on fire.
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[girl speaking]
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[man] No, no, no.
It didn't hurt me, baby.
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[narrator] From catching fire
to looking fire.
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Doing it yourself takes on
a whole new meaning
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when it comes
to getting in shape.
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Forty-one percent of gym goers
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have been injured
while working out
without a trainer.
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Does that stop us from DIYing
our fitness routine?
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Hell, no.
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Gyms are full of people.
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So, many find places
to bulk up without the crowds.
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Of course, not every surface
is made for acrobatics.
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[boy 1] Come on.
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[narrator]
And not every friend
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was made to be a spotter.
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[boy 2 speaking]
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[boy 1 speaking]
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[narrator] How many
gym bros does it take
to do a bench press?
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[boy 2 speaking]
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[boy 1 speaking]
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[boy 1 speaking]
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-[boy 1 speaking]
-[boy 2 speaking]
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[boy 2 groaning]
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[objects clattering]
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[narrator] Let's hope
next time they stick with
barbells their own size.
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[both laughing]
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This guy has a home gym.
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I'm sure his DIY routine
is much more polished.
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[man speaking]
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[groans]
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[narrator] Even stacking
the weights is a challenge.
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[man] Okay.
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-[breathing heavily]
-[narrator] He did it.
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[man speaking]
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[narrator]
He's doubting himself.
But you know what they say.
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"No pain, no gain."
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[grunts]
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[groans]
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[narrator] That's 90 pounds
on a finger.
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[groans]
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[man speaking]
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[narrator]
Now that's gonna be swole.
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Workouts aren't the
only body modifications
that people can DIY.
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These kids are piercing
their friend Mitch's ear.
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[groans]
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With a blow dart.
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-[blows dart]
-[all exclaiming]
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[bleep]
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[groans]
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-[blows dart]
-[all exclaiming]
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[boy 1 speaking]
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-[boy 2 speaking]
-[boy 1 speaking]
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[boy 2 speaking]
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[all exclaiming]
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[narrator] I don't know
what they expected
when they shot him with,
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you know, a blow dart.
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-[exclaiming]
-[groaning]
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[boy 1 speaking]
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[Mitch groaning]
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[Mitch speaking]
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[narrator] Why, indeed.
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[boy 1 speaking]
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[narrator] Looks like
it pierced just fine to me.
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[boy 1 speaking]
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[narrator] Mitch is learning
the number one rule
of doing it yourself.
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[narrator] Fixing it
after it goes wrong
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is a lot harder
than doing it in
the first place.
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[Mitch] I...
Oh, God, I'm so stupid.
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[narrator]
Can't argue with that.
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[boy 2] Pull, quick! Let's go!
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-[girl] Hold-Hold his hair.
-[boy 2] Pop it.
Should be quick.
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-[Mitch] Did you get it out?
-[boy 2] Pull it.
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-[girl] Yeah.
-[all laughing]
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[Mitch] Oh, my gosh.
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[narrator] The pain is over.
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But the memory and the scar...
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-[Mitch groaning]
-...will last Mitch
a lifetime.