What are these?
It's like little glass beads,
little flat glass beads.
Okay.
Do you feel them?
You remember
those candies --
you kind of picked the candies
off of the paper?
Yeah. What exactly do you --
Like, you just...
What do you mean?
Well, they're -- they're moldable pieces.
Oh, wow. Wow. Wow.
You pick one of them off...
Okay.
...and you roll it.
Oh, so it's, like, basically like a scientific booger.
Yeah.
Mar--
A mar--
You roll it.
What is going on here?!
Yeah, you just --
Really?
Isn't that wild, though?
Because it solidifies.
That's crazy. So, this is, like, the new craze?
That's the new craze, yeah,
'cause it's like moldable, blowable.
[ Chuckles ]
Missing the --
Say that 10 times -- moldable blow-bl-sl-bl-bl.
Yeah.
Thank you.
It's expensive, though,
if that's all you're gonna do with it
is make your own marbles.
Good thing you told me, 'cause I was gonna actually
probably, like, eat this on the way home.
No, you do -- you could do that to it, too.
You could blow it.
Oh! Like...
Like... Okay.
Whaaaaat?
And then I could put, like -- you just made a test tube.
Yeah.
Wow.
You blow a test tube.
It's -- It's hard to get it --
[ Chuckles ]
I'm getting pretty good at the edges, but...
get that little lip on top.
It's not perfect, but...
What is going on here?
Yeah.
We blow all of our science equipment.
What? This is...
Like, the glass stuff.
I'm -- I'm --
Do you know --
I'm sorry. I'm just --
What?
It's been a while since I've been in,
like, um, you know, like...
Scientific place.
Sci-- Yeah. Yeah.
Oh, you know what's fun,
too?
You do -- You put sugar inside of it.
You know, for board games.
Yeah.
You make, like, a little --
Oh, like a little timer.
Yeah, you pour the -- You just fill it up.
-Oh, thank you. Okay.
-And once you fill it up
about to there,
you fold over the top part of the tube to seal it.
See?
And then I just put a little twist in it.
What?
Do you know what I'm saying? To make --
Dude, you're basically --
what you're doing is, um,
making a...
Science.
...like a circus animal, like out of balloons.
Exactly.
With, like -- Wow.
It's like balloon twisting with glass.
[ Chuckles ] That is badass, man.
All right, let me see if I have more sugar.
I'll let you go home with a packet of sugar.
Hang on one sec.
I need to get out -- I need to get out more often.
Or, like, do more puzzles or something.
It's not leaking, is it?
No. No.
Oh, good.
No, I'm -- I'm sorry.
I'm also -- I'm looking at this, and I'm just looking around.
Hmm.
I'm like -- I wish, like,
my place was decorated like this in college.
Right? And then, to keep the glass pliable,
you got to twist it right when it --
at the moment that
it's pliable.
It happens every 17 seconds
with the glass.
That's why it's hard. You count...and twist.
Count and twist?
Every 17 seconds. Count and twist.
Wow.
Yeah. And you'll learn how to do it.
Every 17?
Every 17. It's --
That's the Carbonaro Effect.
Carbonaro.
On glass, yeah. Do you know that?
Hey. No, no.
But I've -- I've watched the show.
You've watched the show.
Yeah.
Have you seen that show?
Yeah.
Oh, my God. I love that show.
Yeah.
People say I look like
that guy.
Are you that guy?
Would you recognize me
if I was that guy?
I probably wouldn't.
What's your name?
Tom.
Tom, what if I told you my name
was Michael Carbonaro...
Are you?
...and you're on my TV
show right now...
No. Get out of here.
Yes.
..."The Carbonaro Effect." Right now.
Get out of here.
See the camera right here?
Yeah.
Dude...
you're on my show right now.
Get the hell out of here.
This is "The Carbonaro Effect."
Aah! [ Laughs ]
Get out of here!
I'm serious, man.
Dude, you have no idea what's going --
No. These -- No, no, no, no, no.
Are you leaving?
No, no, no. Because you know what?
What?
I was in Michigan over the summer.
Yeah.
And we're watching your show.
And I'm like, "Man, I would never fall for that [bleep]"
And look at that.
Did you fall for it?
And I'm looking at you.
I'm like -- You got me.
You were awesome.
Get the hell out of here!