(screaming)
- A lot of you guys ask us
how we come up with our video ideas.
Well, some of them are because
we think they're very interesting.
This one is a combination of our own laziness
and we think the thing is interesting.
We bought a claw machine.
If you remember, you've seen it on our family channel,
we've had it for almost a year now.
This is it. (upbeat music)
it's the Toy House claw machine, and it's been a blast.
We've used it a bunch.
But we're moving out of our office,
this is our last day here.
Like, look how empty everything is.
There's nothing in these rooms.
This is where we filmed so many videos
over the last eight months.
Once we got everything loaded in the truck,
we did not have room to put the claw machine in.
It is huge,
and because we are so lazy, we figured an easier thing to do
would be to show you guys what's inside of a claw machine.
This is all we have left, really.
This pry tool do it?
Wait, wait, wait.
Oh, yay.
What about this guy?
- [Lincoln] Dad, no.
- So we got all the toys that are inside of there,
but then we also have down here, where the money thing is,
oh, there's already some toys down in there.
This is one from when Lincoln was a baby.
Let's put that picture up of you cuddling with it.
Aw.
- Do we actually have a picture?
- [Daniel] I think so.
- Perfect.
- [Daniel] Lincoln has sledgehammer.
Lincoln you can't hit the TV or this light,
or anything past it.
You have to, you hit the glass, right on the glass.
- Probably.
(sledgehammer pounds)
- [Daniel] Geez.
What kinda glass is that?
(sledgehammer pounds)
- I threw that pretty hard.
- That bounced far.
Tempered glass.
I think tempered means that it's, when it shatters,
it shatters into little pieces that aren't sharp.
Bam.
You think I could do it just like that?
- [Lincoln] Yeah.
I would close your eyes.
- I'll look away.
(sledgehammer pounds)
- [Lincoln] What?
- What is this?
It did get a little bit cracked.
Oh my gosh, this thing is strong.
(sledgehammer pounds)
- [Lincoln] My ears!
- This glass is insane!
- [Lincoln] Wow!
- [Daniel] Look at all those marks, and it kinda stinks.
- [Lincoln] Yeah.
(sledgehammer pounds)
(glass shatters)
(yelling and laughing)
- [Lincoln] That one did it!
- [Daniel] Whoa!
- [Lincoln] That's a lot of glass!
- [Daniel] That just shattered everywhere.
- No!
Not the glass!
- It got me.
I need to see the instant replay of that.
(sledgehammer pounds)
(glass shatters)
So kids, if you are thinking of going to an arcade
and smashing open the claw machine
to get all the prizes, just know it's very difficult.
- [Lincoln] You know, you shouldn't even say that.
- We're in, but there's still more glass
that needs to break.
(yelling)
(sledgehammer pounds)
(glass shatters)
- [Lincoln] Oh, look how much!
- There's a mountain!
- No way, that's a mountain! - Look at that!
That's so beautiful.
Hold on, let's look at the real mountains.
Picking it up.
Picking it, picking it, picking it up.
Since we have it open, I'm gonna leave this inside of here,
while I hit that glass.
(sledgehammer pounds)
Whoa!
One hit, yes!
Sorry Brobee!
"I'm Brobee.
There's a party in my teddy."
Do you guys know that song?
(glass shatters)
That's cool.
We have to clean up all of this.
- [Lincoln] Look!
- Oh my gosh, look at all that glass.
This has been fun already.
If you like this video, smash that thumbs up.
- Dad, don't.
- Let's get 500,000 thumbs up on this video.
Right?
Right, Lincoln?
Smash!
- No.
- [Daniel] Smash!
- [Grant] Hi.
- [Daniel] Hey Grant, what are you up to buddy?
- Watching your videos right now, I'm not kidding.
- [Daniel] Are you serious?
- Yeah, we're watching your Hoover Dam ones.
We never saw that one.
- [Daniel] OK, we wanna show you what we're working on.
- [Grant] You broke it?
- [Daniel] We hit it with a sledgehammer.
- How dare you?
(Daniel and Lincoln laughing)
- [Daniel] Do you wanna see us destroy
the last piece of glass?
- Yeah, I do.
(Daniel and Lincoln laughing)
- He's like, how dare you, but yes, I wanna see it.
You've gotta hold it right here.
- [Lincoln] Oh.
- And you're gonna pull.
- [Lincoln] Oh, OK.
- You're rolling Lincoln?
- [Lincoln] Yup!
- Watch out!
(sledgehammer pounds)
- [Lincoln] Oh!
Oh, it hit me!
(laughing)
(glass shattering)
- How ya like that, Grant?
- Wow.
Best thing I've seen all day.
- [Daniel] Yes!
- I mean the glass.
- [Daniel] It still works!
Oh, glass falls, but it still works.
- OK, why don't you do the sides?
I hit it!
- Good thing this is tempered glass.
That would have cut me pretty bad.
Ouch!
Let's get out some of these guys.
- [Toy] No, no, no, no!
(toy screams)
- Get out of here.
(toy screams)
There should be a panel down under here,
(toy screaming) with screws,
I have a screwdriver, and we can open up
and see what's really underneath it.
(toy screams) And then we also wanna
get to this part with the claw.
(toy screams)
(sad music)
- [Lincoln] There's all the toys.
I was not ready.
Oh, that scared me.
I was not ready for that.
(upbeat music)
Oh!
- The glass on the back is not tempered.
It's regular glass.
I remember seeing from the outside, seeing little screws.
- [Lincoln] Oh, right there, yeah.
(glass shattering)
- [Daniel] There are some screws.
- [Lincoln] Right there.
- There's a little box right here.
I feel like there should be a button or a switch,
that determines how this thing grips.
'Cause sometimes they grip really hard,
and sometimes they pick up and they like, let go.
It just seems like it's kind of rigged sometimes.
So inside of this plastic part that stops the toys
from falling in, there are four screws,
when you take them off,
this whole thing should just come right off.
And that's it.
Now, what's inside of this box here?
- Ha, ha, he said it, he said it!
- Whoa.
I didn't know this was here.
So as a toy falls down in it, it sees it,
and that way it can tell you if you're a winner.
Now, if these things are a smart enough to rig it,
and so that the claw doesn't work,
and so only so many toys,
like say one toy for ever 40 goes through,
'cause you see that arm sometimes,
it gets really weak sometimes,
that would be an important component,
because then it would know for sure,
how many toys actually fell through it.
Very interesting.
- And so if you covered up those, it would be super easy
and it wouldn't clamp as hard.
- [Daniel] Maybe.
Whoa!
- [Lincoln] Oh, it's a river!
It's a river!
Woo!
Whoa!
- [Daniel] This is how you see inside
of an actual claw machine. - It looks old!
- [Daniel] Yeah, it's not the newest thing in the world.
But check it out.
Here's all your piece, this is the first panel right here,
this is where ya put the money,
and then here's all your switches right here
with the circuit board.
- They have their whole separate side,
that just doesn't have anything in it
except for a few wires.
- That's true, look at that section, guys.
Whoa, gosh!
What the heck?
I must have pushed the button.
That scared me.
Here, you help me, claw machine.
Oh, where ya goin'?
(laughs)
I bet they could use this for storage, down in here.
If they ever have like a door that's in the back,
so you can put more toys in it.
So yes, we can see inside of it from the top,
but I wanna see right in.
There's a lock on here, I think I can get this off.
I've seen people before,
like you just hit it with something.
(sledgehammer pounds)
Ah!
- [Lincoln] No way!
- Yeah, it just came out.
That kids, is how you break into a--
(beep)
And we are in!
There's a fuse, machine on, lights on,
utility, bill acceptor.
These are all the error codes,
these are the joystick switch codes.
Oh, OK!
Something super interesting.
Maybe these sensors that were up here,
were not just to like, rig it for you,
but it's for the operator of the game
to know how many things have gone through,
because check this out,
game counter, and plush counter.
Plush would be the toys,
game would be the number of times people played.
So out of 47,126 times, 3,676 people won.
Let's do some quick math and throw it right here.
What percentage of the time do people actually win
on this specific game?
- We're so fast.
It's there!
- Wow.
This is the percentage of time
that people actually won the game.
- Or if you played like a thousand times,
that's how many times you would win.
- There you go, a thousand quarters,
you win that many prizes.
- [Daniel] Oh my gosh.
How long does a claw go?
There's your answer right there.
Lincoln's got it.
The claw!
We didn't make one reference to the claw.
- Wow.
- So up in the top, you have this mechanical rail.
This is the thing that goes side to side.
This little box up here has these wheels
with these little rubber things on it.
And then to go to the other side to side,
you had this metal bar right here,
and this metal bar right here,
and they've got the bigger wheels on it.
Inside here we have one, two, three,
four of these giant fluorescent lights.
I think this is a cool souvenir,
if we're gonna keep anything from the claw machine.
It's gotta be the claw.
So, let's see if we can cut this off.
I should probably turn the power off,
before I cut it with a metal razor.
Look at this claw, how it operates.
Look it's my new hat.
If you haven't seen our claw machine video
on our family channel, where I gave the kids 30 minutes
to get as many toys as they could, it was incredible.
This claw machine has been great.
We destroyed it.
I hope you guys learned something from this.
Now we're gonna clean it up and get rid of this thing,
and good-bye to the office.
Gives us an RIP office in the comments,
and smash that like button.
Smash it.
Smash that like!
Smash like.
(yells)
Oh, are you gonna get 'em?
OK, get the skinny Rock.
Double, oh!
Lincoln, look how good he is!
Oh, what was that?
He wanted to go to his home.