It's a special order, this one.
We're gonna box it up,
and someone's gonna come on in and pick it up.
So we want to be extra-special.
Maybe just wipe down the pot for me here.
Okay.
And I'll see what the rest of the invoice has on it.
Nope. This is for later. Oh, one of the vegan plants.
I have these over here. Okay.
All right, so, we can put that --
Be very careful here.
Yeah. All right.
Just delicately in here.
There she goes. There you go, little darling.
-In the box? -Yeah.
We'll keep it like this, and then our messenger's
gonna bring it right to the front door.
-Okay. -Yeah.
So it was that, and, then, this is...
the vegan plant.
That's one of these guys right here.
This is kind of like a --
well, it's a carnivorous plant, like the Venus flytrap.
Okay.
Except it actually eats vegetation.
So...
They call it a flytrap, but it actually doesn't trap flies.
Yeah, what I do is I usually feed them.
And actually, there's carrots right over here.
Can I have one of the carrots?
Great. Oh, that's great.
Okay, good. Yeah, it's a very bizarre plant.
Yeah. Never saw one.
One of the most peculiar there is.
It's actually the only plant that they know
that actually eats other plant life.
So, you just kind of tickle its bristles up here.
-Mm-hmm. -Let it smell the food.
And then you hold it near the mouth and, then,
real quickly -- there.
Right down its throat.
-Oh [bleep] -Right?
And it's here, right inside the base, and it will digest it.
Its stomach is actually inside.
It grows inside, the way a potato grows.
Where are these plants from?
Where is this plant from? South Indonesia.
So, keep your fingers away from it if they look like carrots.
I know. It's a remarkable plant.
It's a remarkable species.
And unlike the flytrap, it doesn't have to close
in order to eat. -Right, I know.
But how did it... -What?
...just get in there, though?
Yeah. The carrot?
-Yeah. -Well, it's a quick snapper.
-Right. -It's the crazy shenanigans --
-So, how often -- -There is.
They keep -- Uh-oh. -What the [bleep]?
Oh, no. Oh, that one's in here.
-Yo! -Sorry. Okay, no, hold on.
Hold on, hold on.
Oh, shoot. Oh, my gosh.
I should have fed this one first.
Where are these plants -- you say they're from Indonesia?
-Watch your fingers. -Whoa!
What the [bleep]? -Yeah. Look what it did.
-Yo! -Okay.
I should have fed this one. That's my bad.
Oh, my gosh.
-Okay. -Just what --
Dude, I'm gonna see if there's another orchid, okay?
Keep an eye on those guys, though.
-What the [bleep]? -Let me get a...
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What the [bleep]?
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Oh, these plants crazy.
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Gosh. I'm not gonna have any more orchids until tomorrow.
Man, these plants --
that's not one of the plants they experimented --
taken, I mean, over at NASA. What is it?
Yeah, it's a very strange plant.
We find, you know -- -I'm saying, so, what is this,
some type of microorganism living in there or something?
'Cause I heard some stuff come from there
when I was trying to do it.
Yeah, most plants will eat with photosynthesis.
This is the only plant that eats using
"The Carbonaro Effect."
Oh, yeah? What's that?
Have you not heard of that -- "The Carbonaro Effect"?
-No. -Oh, it's a TV show.
-Oh, a TV show? -Yeah. Hidden-camera TV show...
-Okay. -...with a magician.
What? He had these plants on there or something?
No. We're on that show right now.
He used the plants?
No. We are on that show right now.
-Wait. Who? -I'm a magician.
This isn't a real plant.
[ Laughs ]
Oh...
Dante, what's up?
Man!
I'm Michael Carbonaro.
All right.
Okay, okay, okay, okay. -I'm a magician.
You just threw me around for -- Where did the carrot go?
[ Snickers ] It's a magic carrot.
Where did the carrot go? Wow!