Well.
Oop.
It's coming apart.
Came apart pretty easy, didn't it?
Yeah, that did, yes.
Yeah? But when it.
Here's a real $100 bill. Right.
But that wasn't,
that was the bill that. Let's put it in there.
See if it comes apart.
No, actually the solution was purple
before you put it in the water.
Yeah, well this,
this just comes apart in your hands
after soaking it
and this doesn't come apart at all.
Okay the bills, he made two bills,
three bills, there at the motel
and they actually came out to be $100 bills.
Does it bother you that this just
comes apart and this doesn't?
Does it suggest that maybe that's a different paper?
Well it think the solution is a,
I don't know.
It isn't iodine I know that.
It's what goes in there.
If you wanna put it in here first.
Yeah, soak it completely.
Yeah, well we'll just do half of it, okay?
We should be able to see then.
I don't know if that's. Okay.
The stuff he had,
I don't think it turned it
into a 100 dollar bill instantly.
It's just it might not be the right solution.
You know, I'm wonderin' about the paper.
So, apparently I owe you $200.
I'm good for it. (laughing)
But let's do another test.
I have a flashlight here. Right.
Okay.
That's shining through your 100 dollar bill.
Right, but it needs to be in a dark room.
Get real dark. (laughing)
That's the 100 dollar bill.
That's the.
I don't know what to tell you,
I just know that this
what he has. Okay.
Well, let's try something else.
This is a scale
and this is $80,000 of your money.
Get the plastic off of it.
I didn't take any off of this stack,
I took it off this other stack.
So that's $80,000.
And what's the weight.
That's 1.45, okay?
So that's 1.45
and I have here,
10, 20, 30, 40,
50, 60, 70, $80,000
of United States currency.
Right, actually it looked just like that
when it was done with washing it at the hotel.
And what's the weight of that?
What's the weight of that,
you see it up on the marker there?
1.75.
So $80,000 of U.S. currency weighs 1.75.
$80,000 of your white money weighs 1.45.
It should weigh more
because it's coated with a substance.
It doesn't weigh as much as U.S. currency
because the paper is not real paper
that they print money on.
I don't know, I personally seen it washed
at the motel and I had three bills washed
and it was the real 100 dollar bills.
I spent the 100 dollar bills myself.
Yeah, you saw three 100s that were coated
in white powder and they washed it off
and showed you those 300
and told you the rest of 'em were just like that.