We are starting a tad late, and I apologize it.
At home, we're probably on time for you.
But I'm always punctual, and I'm on time.
And I usually come through here, but the Real Housewives
of Atlanta are still fighting back there.
So--
All right.
So we have real audience members,
and we have hidden talents from people in our audience.
And so I'm going to call them down and show you
some pretty impressive things.
There's a guy named Mike Reeves that's here.
Where's Mike Reeves?
Where do you live, Mike?
Orlando, Florida.
And you do something pretty impressive?
I break boards.
You break boards?
Thick boards?
Real thick boards.
Yeah, how many boards?
A lot?
A lot.
All right.
I imagine there's some boards back there.
I imagine that's probably why I came this way, right?
That's right.
All right.
Well, let's hope there are some boards.
Let's open up and see what's going.
Oh, there's some boards, yeah.
[CHEERING]
All right.
How many boards are there, Mike?
75.
75 boards.
How many do you want to break?
75.
All right.
I would just say one, just to be safe.
But all right, let's see it.
Mike, go ahead.
[CHEERING]
[DRUM ROLL]
[CHEERING]
Mike!
You did it!
I did it.
Wow.
That's got to hurt.
That's really got to hurt you.
Do you feel anything right now at all?
No.
We condition ourselves for it.
Oh, man.
Yes, we do.
All right, Mike.
Let's stand over there.
There's other people that-- oh, try to follow that.
Jennifer Gillette.
Where is Jennifer Gillette?
Hi, Jennifer.
How are you?
I'm good.
How are you?
Where do you live?
I live in Ormond Beach, Florida.
And what do you do?
I play music with my nose.
Yeah.
[LAUGHTER] Just your nose, no instrument or anything?
No, just my hand and my nose, two important key factors.
Yeah.
Well, it's easy traveling then because you don't have to--
Oh, yeah.
No props.
All right.
What song are you going to play?
I'm going to play Lady Gaga, Just Dance.
All right.
I hope I have nothing to do with this.
Do I have to do--
You just hold that.
I hold this?
Yeah, unless you want me to.
Yes, I prefer it.
I don't know what's going to happen, so go ahead.
OK, are you ready?
Yeah.
All right.
[MOUTH NOISES]
[CHEERING]
Yeah!
Yeah.
All right, that's great.
Step on over there.
I recognized most of that.
I did.
Fred Grabowski.
Where's Fred Grabowski?
Hi, Fred.
Hello.
Where do you live?
I live in Rittman, Ohio.
So not near them, but--
Nowhere close.
No, all right.
And what do you do?
I pogo stick.
Pogo stick?
Yes.
And so it must be more than just a regular pogo thing?
It's quite a bit more.
OK, all right.
Yeah, it's great.
And how long have you been pogo-ing?
I got a pogo when I was eight.
I've been doing what you're about to see for about five
or six years, at least.
Wow.
I had a pogo stick, and I never picked it up ever, ever.
But you stuck to it, and we're going
to see something impressive, I bet.
I hope so.
Do you have a pogo stick with you?
I have one.
Can I use yours?
Yes.
Where's mine?
There's mine.
Oh.
No, that's yours.
All right, so that looks like you're
going to jackhammer, honestly.
It looks like you're going to break concrete.
We are going to do this outside, right?
Yes, outside.
All right.
Come on.
Oh, move back in.
I don't know what's going to happen.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
[CHEERING]
Let's welcome back Fred Grabowski,
and he's going to do one more trick for us, over here.
[CHEERING]
Hi, Fred!
Hello, again.
All right, there's something down here,
and the fire marshal is here.
So I know it involves fire.
Yes.
Is this OK that they're that close?
Yeah, this should be fun.
Should be, OK.
All right, Fred.
Let's see what you're going to do.
All right.
I'm going to be over here.
[DRUM ROLL]
[CHEERING]
[MUSIC PLAYING]