- Here we have the square root of are you're kidding me.
And then over here, this M means,
I think this is a great idea.
I have tirelessly studied these equations
that Jeronius sees when he's inventing.
You will be enlightened.
So here we go with equations and their explanations.
So this first picture is of young Jeronicus here.
He is looking at a particular equation
that has some numerals in it.
First of all, next to it is the word hi backwards,
which is ih.
Okay, that's how, that's how that's pronounced.
It's a way of his imagination saying,
oh, hello, I'm here.
Do you need my help?
Now here we see the equation is two plus twelve
or one could interpret this as a time sign,
which would make it 24.
You make that divisible by almost any number.
Then what happens is you end up with this zero
with the cross through it,
which means the answer to anything.
That's Jeronicus's way
of opening up his imagination
so that he doesn't censor himself.
That's what that equation means.
Circle of runes, if you will,
is him keeping the ideas to himself.
There's parameters to the freedom
in which he's doing all of this inside
and you'll see, as he does with it,
I'm doing this with my hand.
You see he's going, what?
Nope, cone of silence
working in here.
And then he lifts up the idea,
knocks it out of the park.
That's what's happening.
♪ I know that I'm unstoppable ♪
♪ I'm ready now ♪
You'll notice here
that the equations are in blue and not in gold.
And that's because the blue color
indicates that a new person is having the ideas.
And you'll notice right there,
that's a kazoo that's coming out of her hand.
So she's never seen one before.
That's why she's going
(squealing)
like that,
'cause she's never seen a kazoo before,
which is making her go, I've never seen so many things.
Let's invent a toy that I've never seen.
Now you'll notice behind her,
there's a pitchfork and a sideways crown
that's right over a lowercase T
or that could also be a J
with a cross through it
and that would make the next letter a C,
JC, Jesus Christ, meaning of the season.
This toy is going to be miraculous.
- I'm buddy.
- Then over here in the top,
there's like a bunch of symbols
that look like mirrors of each other,
except for the first symbol.
And that's like this,
it's like these ideas compliment each other,
these ideas compliment each other
and these ideas of the same.
- Okay,
velocity,
centrifugal force, point of inertia.
- Now in this picture,
you'll notice behind Jeronicus's right hand there is a wheel
now that wheel is not a wheel for a carriage or a car,
that is the main spring to one of his toys.
Interesting thing is down below him,
there's again that, a different version of that high,
that backwards hi.
So again, even when he's older,
it's like, oh, hello, imagination.
Oh, hi Jeronicus, shall we dance?
And then they did.
And then you'll see as all the gold around him here,
it's a main spring inside of a main spring,
inside of another main spring.
So that means that the toy, once you wind it,
and then you apply magic,
then it never has to be wound again.
- Okay, .5 seconds.
- Now in this picture,
sometimes it takes different things
to make the imagination work. Do you know what I'm saying?
In this one, he just wanted a little bit of math.
Just open up the other side of my 45,
45 degree angle,
right there, look at that, see?
Four five with a little, little circle next to it
and then the little thing around it, is a 45 degree angle,
right, inside a concentric circle.
Over here in the corner,
these smudges it's because he's seeing through a lens
and someone should just get some Windex on there.
Be in good shape.
And the lights in the background,
they're dim because he hasn't payed his electric bill
in like three months.
'Cause he has to come up with a new invention.
So there you go.
That is it for me,
your resident magical equation expert.
Please watch Jingle Jangle A Christmas Journey on Netflix.
(upbeat music)
I don't think I need to say anything else, I mean.