- I'm sorry. Just get this away from me.
- Why? That's my question.
There are lines for a reason!
♪ (punk rock intro) ♪
- Please no challenges! - (FBE) No challenges?
- No challenges. - (FBE) All right, we won't.
I promise.
Uh, so today we're doing a challenge. - Ethan, you just promised!
- (FBE) It is a challenge that everyone seems to love to hate.
- Oh... okay.
- (FBE) It's a Try Not to Get Mad challenge.
- Oh, no! I just got really mad.
Why are you making me do this?
- I'm a very happy person, so I feel like I can not get mad.
- (FBE) So, as always, the rules are if you get mad,
you're off for that video but you're back in for the next video,
and because get mad isn't exactly a yes or no expression,
really any expressions of negativity count
and I am the final judge. - Oh, gosh.
- (FBE) You ready to do this? - Yes, I am.
- (teacher) The graph of a differentiable function F--
- Is this just math?
- (teacher) If H-- - See, math is hard,
but I don't think it's hard enough to hate.
- Am I supposed to be getting mad? I actually like math.
- (teacher) Which of the following is true?
We're asked to evaluate-- - It's like a free tutor session,
is what this is.
- I could totally see how this would just get someone mad.
- Oh, my god. Okay, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry. Get this-- just get this away from me.
(buzzer)
- (FBE) ...value of the accumulated quantity,
we know that it will be negative. - Negative!
Yeah, that's what we're not being in this challenge.
- That didn't make me mad. I love math.
- They were talking about derivatives and stuff,
so I'm assuming that was calculus and that's what I just took,
so I never want to see that again.
- I'm okay.
I could have brought up some deep rooted issues with math
that I had, but I suppressed them.
♪ (old-school chip tune music) ♪
- Oh, this is one of the games where you can't win.
See, those don't get me. These are funny.
- This game's actually pretty fun.
- This is me whenever I play any video games,
so it's fine.
- (heatedly) Okay, that-- okay.
That's frustrating. (buzzer)
- Just gonna keep positive. Just gonna stay positive here.
(character jumping) - (FBE) How are you feeling?
- I am so good! I am so good right now.
(buzzer)
- (laughing) That one bothered me. (buzzer)
- That was frustrating because that's me any time
I play anything.
- I'm not mad. I'm not the one playing.
- (anchor) Our undercover producer approached this woman and daughter,
who admitted that she's a regular.
She said she's homeless and looking for work.
- That's just sad.
- (anchor) And she didn't have transportation.
But a few minutes later, we saw her walking with the man
in the red hat, and they got into this car.
- Oh, she got caught!
- That's not okay.
- (anchor) ...sign in hand, when we went up to talk with her.
David Goldstein with CBS2 News.
- Oh, she got caught.
- (Goldstein) We've seen these signs-- - That's horrible, though.
And she's already cleaning up and stuff.
- (Goldstein) What are you doing? Are you really--
- So, it's fine. It's okay. It's a free country.
People can do whatever they want.
- (Goldstein) But we saw you get in a car with a gentleman earlier.
- I'm gonna get mad at that because that's not okay.
(buzzer)
- (Goldstein) Finally, we saw this mother and son
panhandling outside a Walmart, only to get into this car
that came back registered to Enterprise Rent-A-Car.
- I do not support it, but it's okay.
- (FBE) Struggling? - A little bit.
(buzzer)
- (Goldstein) Out there, asking for money,
and you're driving a rental car? - Oh, my god.
That annoys me so much. (buzzer)
- I always tell people, like, hey, you see those people?
Don't fall for that. That's a scam.
That's what makes me mad, when people fall for it.
(buzzer)
- That's not okay!
People are genuinely not in good places
and you're taking advantage of that? I feel like it would be
wrong of me not to get mad at it.
- That's more of a disheartening video.
I've seen that so many times, where people pretend
that they're homeless. I'm not mad, though.
Not mad.
- (girl 1) Okay, let's operate. - (mom) Operate.
- Is this from the '70s?
- (mom) Where's the dog?! - Wait, did she lose the dog?
- (mom) Where's the dog? - That was her biggest concern?
"Where is the dog?"
- (voice-over) It's Operation, the wacky doctor's game--
- Okay, so this is a game commercial?
- (girl 1) Take out a spare rib for $100.
- Oh, I love this game.
- That's my childhood.
- (voice-over) Operation, a game from Milton Bradley.
- Yeah, I used to play this game.
I would be the person to just keep jamming
the tweezer things against the thing to make it buzz.
- I think it's funny because it shocks you, it's loud,
but, nah, Operation was so fun. That's part of my childhood.
- I want to play Operation!
- (FBE) So while we didn't think that that commercial
would necessarily get you mad, we have a feeling
playing the actual game might. - Oh, [bleep]!
- (FBE) You're already mad!
- I remember getting upset as a kid and I remember the [bleep] buzzer
would just startle me all the time. (buzzer)
- (FBE) We're all having you do the same one,
and it's the hard one. It's the pencil.
OH! - (laughing)
[Inaudible]. (buzzer)
- I haven't played this since I was a small child
and I have claws.
I could probably get in there with mine.
(buzzing) - It scared me.
(buzzing)
(giggling) I didn't even touch it that time!
It just buzzed! (buzzer)
- How is that even possible?
So a little bit over. AH!
I'm definitely angry. (buzzer)
- Oh.
I got hands!
- Easy peasy. The pencil's coming out.
I got the pencil.
- Oh, again. Oh, there it was. (buzzing)
Aaaah. (buzzing)
Dude, this is getting me really mad. (buzzer)
- Why the hell does he have so many-- why does he have
a rubber band in his foot?
Why does he have a wrench in his ankle?
- (FBE) You sound mad at that. - Yo, okay.
You guys got me. (buzzer)
- Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait.
I'm so happy now! I'm not mad.
That is not anger.
When I yelled, that is not anger.
That's pure joy.
(buzzing) - I got it.
(buzzing)
Oh, that's kind of annoying, but-- (buzzing continues)
Are you mad?
- (FBE) We have a few other things that we think might make you mad.
- (sighing) Gosh. Come on!
I just removed a pencil!
- (FBE) Can you go ahead and break us off
a piece of that Kit Kat Bar?
- Okay, like the normal way?
I can't do this! Why? Why? That's my question.
There are lines for a reason! (buzzer)
(wrapper rustling) - Who did this?
I feel bamboozled. Who the hell did this?
(buzzer)
- It's already been into. This doesn't get me mad.
This is funny.
- I can't get mad at this because I've done this before.
- This is like eating a taco from the top.
You have to be a psychopath. (buzzer)
- I'm only mad because I'm pretty sure you guys did this on purpose
to piss me off. (buzzer)
- Why doesn't it bother me?
I think I just have a really bubbly personality.
Who does this?
What type of person does this?
ARGH! (buzzer)
- Oh, my gosh. This is like the commercials.
It's okay. It's fine. Everything's okay.
- (FBE) So, finally, because we put you through
all this challenge, we do have one nice thing,
however, because-- - It's never nice.
- (FBE) Well, because it's a Try Not to Get Mad challenge,
we also have something not so nice.
Here are some Oreos for you to have, but you gotta dip it
in the pickle juice. - That's not very nice.
- Pickles are the worst thing ever!
Oh, ew! That's-- (groaning)
[Bleep]! Okay, you guys got me.
- Why? Wait. Why? Why?
- I don't like Oreos, but I love pickle juice.
- You're not gonna believe me, but I don't like Oreos,
but I love pickle juice.
- It's okay. I'm down for a challenge.
It might not be that bad. This makes me happy
and this, by itself, makes me happy.
- It smells disgusting! (buzzer)
- I can't just take a sip and then wash it down?
I don't like pickles.
- I'm not doing that.
I will happily eat those Oreos. I don't like pickles at all.
They're, like, the spawn of Satan. (buzzer)
- Do I have to do this? I mean, I'll do it.
Why not?
- (FBE) Fine, because we put you through enough,
you can eat the Oreo without the pickle juice.
- Sweet, thank you. (munching)
I [bleep] knew it!
[Bleep] toothpaste in there! That's so upsetting.
(buzzer)
- Nah, that's all right though.
(munching)
Oh, that tastes horrible.
That's the worst thing I've ever--
is there toothpaste in here? You [bleep].
(buzzer)
(munching)
- (gagging and laughing)
You're terrible! (buzzer)
- Yas! (giggling)
Toothpaste? You're evil for that!
(buzzer)
- I'm scared, guys. (munching)
Okay, I already know that's not the filling
that's supposed to be in there. Is that toothpaste?
That's actually not that bad.
- This is toothpaste, isn't it? You guys are vicious.
I hate you guys! (buzzer)
- UGH!
I would have rather taken the pickle juice.
- (munching) Why would you do this?
Is that toothpaste? I hate you so much.
(buzzer)
- (munching) There's toothpaste in here.
That's actually not that bad.
I'm gonna start putting toothpaste in my Oreos.
- (FBE) So some of the videos made you mad.
- Yeah, they did. I got a little upset.
At first, I went in like, okay, this isn't going to be too bad,
and then I realized how easily irritated I get.
- You guys got me. I lasted so long!
- As much as these challenges suck, they're actually pretty fun.
Getting to see how creative everyone here is
and coming up with these things, that's pretty fun,
but it's also pretty torturous.
Don't try this at home, kids.
- Thanks for watching Teens React and shout-out to Mhel Fernandez
and Wesley Rodgers.
- We release new videos ALL. THE. TIME.
So subscribe and hit the bell.
- If you want to see more challenges, let us know in the comments.
- Gonna get some real Oreos. Bye!
- Hey, guys, it's Louis.
This is my last episode of Teens React.
Thank you guys for all the memories.
They're surely gonna stick with me forever.
Catch me on Adults React, though.