Hello Internet, Walkers makers of Wotsits, Quavers and Monster Munch have challenged me
to come up with some brilliant inventions of which to hide snacks, because I don't want other people
taking mine, I want them for myself and it seems my current hiding places are just not good enough.
Now up to now, we've took the door from under the stairs, we've took it off we've hollowed it out,
we've put a lovely little secret drawer inside it for putting Wotsits in, at the side of my bed I've
got a wonderful lamp, click a button, four drawers come out, there's me Quavers. You the man Colin,
You the man! And to test it all out, I've had Gary Lineker coming around, there like crisp fanatic,
to see if he can sniff them out, so I need one more device, cuz I've got me Monster Munchies
to hide, so I've had a word with the ex-detective and we've got one last idea and I like this one.
'Everyday items make great hiding places but if you are using one of these things make sure it
looks sounds and works like it ought to'. OK, with that in mind, this is my plan, hide it
in plain sight behind the TV. You watch your TV you don't think there's gonna be anything
behind the TV. If you look down the side of the TV you'll just see the bracket that holds the TV,
what if that bracket had crisps behind it, push the button, TV comes out, you got your snacks boy!
Right, TV, move to the side, flick out, reveal the crisps, Monster Munches, this time I like these!
like literally perfectly stops at the end of the rail!
It's on the wall, it doesn't look any different to the TV that didn't
have the crisp behind it. It sticks out a little bit further but that's the point,
it just blends in. So your sat on your sofa, you're watching your
favourite Colin Furze YouTube videos, you've got your would-be snack eaters
rummaging through your cupboards, trying to find stuff. They don't suspect you and your sofa! Yeah,
but with the push of this button, oh what a beautiful device, slides out nice and smooth,
got this fantastic little spring system, as it starts to come out, it flicks itself round
to reveal six packets of Monster Munch, boom! Nobody knows! All mine, not for anyone else,
cuz they won't find them will they! But of course, I'm not the only one testing these,
walkers sent their crisp fanatic of twenty years Gary Lineker round, to see if he can
find it. Well he walked straight past the door, even though he opened it,
he looked in the lamp but he didn't suspect anything, did he find stuff in the TV, no,
but he did quite enjoy the experience of walking around my house I think... 'Couldn't find any
snacks anywhere, but there's some weird stuff mate'. Excellent work Peter, boom!
So there we are, I have the solution but you guys aren't fortunate enough to have Colin Furze lamps,
doors, and fold-out Telly's, but you could make your own snack hiding device. See this book,
you can't open it, press the button, ah the bag of Wotsits! Yes! Instructions
for this are in the description, if you want to click the link below,
you can go make your own. Now then thanks to Walkers for sponsoring this video,
it's been a lot of fun and Gary you never did find the crisps did ya.