(machine whirs loudly)
- Okay!
(cheerful music)
(child laughs)
- We love Halloween, and we wanna be able to pass out candy
but only in a safe way.
So today we're testing three different ways
to socially distance handout candy.
Here are two of them.
They might be okay.
Stick around for the third one 'cause it's homemade
and it's awesome.
First up, the Marshmallow Blaster..
I bought this on Amazon.
- You're pointing it right att your husband.
- There's nothing in it.
I have my Snickers.
- [Penn] Twick or tweet?
(Kim laughs)
Nope.
(playful music)
- This is another Amazon purchase.
It's a slingshot,
also the most dangerous.
(playful music)
- Oh no. (laughs)
Hang on
So I'll go really high maybe?
- Yeah.
(playful music)
Where is it?
(playful music)
(Penn laughs)
- Yeah, I'm aiming a little lower.
Nope, sorry.
Hang on.
Be ready 'cause I'm gonna hit you.
(playful music)
We didn't do a very good job with our engineering.
We've decided to bring in a pro.
Steve, this is Steve.
- Hey. - Steve's happy.
Look at Steve's truck.
You appear to have borrowed my leaf blower
and done something with it.
(saw buzzes)
Did I just come up with a useful idea?
Stop it!
- Either this is gonna succeed,
or it's gonna fail miserably.
- [Kim] Okay.
- [Penn] We love spectacular failures.
- I love a spectacular fail.
- This is exciting.
What kinda candy are we gonna shoot, honey?
- [Kim] We have lots of candy.
- Steve, do you think that it's leaving it in the bag
is gonna be smart
because you're gonna get more wind resistance
and it's going to explode more, right?
- [Steve] Correct.
(machine whirs)
- [Kim] It did!
- Not bad!
(machine whirs)
I think the M&Ms fly better.
Yeah!
People who are trick or treating,
yeah, they're gonna have pales,
and they're gonna wanna catch it in the pales.
Okay, we're making a test run, so I'm gonna walk by.
Trick or treat?
(machine whirs)
Okay, there we go!
(Kim chuckles)
- [Steve] It's a complete success.
Here we go.
- Real quick, we only got like a few frames of this,
but in between tries, for some reason,
the one time that the leaf blower went way too far,
it was like three feet away from my face.
(upbeat hip hop music)
(machine whirs)
- [Kids] Trick or treat?
- Trick or treat?
Here we go!
Trick or treat, candy!
Come get your candy.
Get your candy, candy, candy.
Get your candy.
Okay, kids, trick or treat?
Here's some candy for ya.
Hey!
(machine whirs)
All right, good job, guys.
- What did you think?
- [Penn Charles] Yes, 10 out of 10.
- 10 out of 10, I think we have to make
there's no cars coming.
- Lesson learned, look for traffic.
(upbeat hip hop music)
- [Steve] We have electric blower
that we hooked into a four inch PVC pipe
to a reducer down an inch and 1/2.
Inch and 1/2 works best for the fun size bars.
We have a T all the way through a 10 foot piece of pipe,
and these are rods and just pipe holders.
- I am thrilled that we brought someone
who knew what they were doing over to help with this.
High five to us for finding someone who knows more
about it than we do it.
- [Steve] Wasn't that hard to make
once we got all that stuff on.
I think you don't want it to go too fast,
so we were good with that.
- Our son said, "How did you make this?"
And I said, "Mr. Steve did."
And so he said.
- Yeah, that makes sense.
- That makes sense.
(blower whirs)
- The kids seem to like it, and we didn't have to move.
- If you come trick or treating at our house,
be you prepared to catch.
Whoa.
Ah! (laughs)
- Thank you for watching.
We're gonna put some instructions underneath this
in case you really wanna try this.
You are doing this at your own risk,
and just make sure it doesn't go too far in the street.
That's the one thing I'll say.
- Thanks for everything.