(upbeat music)
- [Chris] All right, the fastest sandwich trick
you've ever seen.
- [Cameraman] This one right here.
- We'll make it an obviously one.
Go ahead, take it out.
Show the camera, make sure they see it.
Six of spades.
That's a good choice.
Now we said this was the fastest sandwich trick
you've ever seen so there you go.
The six of spades between the two aces.
Now we're gonna put those aces aside
and I'm gonna make this even faster
and even more impossible.
If you watch the six of spades go into the middle.
You see it here.
And I've got the two aces.
Now what I'm gonna do is on the count of three,
you're gonna see that six jump
between these two aces and possibly across my lap here.
One, two, three, just like that.
And it appears.
Your six of spades.
Yo, what's up guys?
Well we're back.
A bonus video for your Friday.
I hope you enjoyed that little intro.
A little simple sandwich trick.
Slight of hand's always fun.
Today we're looking at the Go puzzle box.
This is by, I don't even know who it's by
because I left my paper over there.
Be right back.
This is the work of Yasuaki Kikuchi.
This is the work of Yasuaki Kakushi?
I'm sorry if I'm absolutely butchering that name.
Maybe you guys can read that name here.
Yasuaki Kikuchi?
This box is made of walnut, magnolia, keyaki,
acrylic and iron and it says et cetera.
So et cetera.
Can you see through the secrets
of this gimmick and mechanism?
Not yet, Kikuchi.
Let's get into solving it.
I'm looking forward to it.
I mean, it looks cool.
Looks like this thing rotates by the way.
It looks like a cool like, I don't know.
I like the font, I like the style of it.
Very mid-century modern.
And I look forward to getting into it.
(whistling) (wood thudding)
Go.
I got that Common song in my head now.
♪ Go go ♪
♪ And on the count of three ♪
♪ Go go ♪
♪ Get copies struck ♪
♪ Go go ♪
Here we go.
(chuckling)
Here we go.
(gasping) Okay, enough joking.
This is a dope looking puzzle, man.
This looks exactly like something you'd find
in like a mid-century modern office.
Like something outta "Mad Men", you know what I mean?
Just really simple, looks like a kid's toy
but isn't that simple.
I don't know.
One thing I do know is that this rotates
and that these sides can move up
and bottom side can also slide.
And I'm guessing the bottom side, I'm guessing,
might be the last thing to go open but I don't know.
Oh, let's do this.
(timer beeping) (Chris imitates timer beeping)
(timer beeping)
There we go.
Here we go.
The puns keep coming.
Alright so.
I know if I do this, this and this,
none of those sides open, so if I turn it here,
(clicking)
Hey!
Okay, just that side.
Doe the bottom open now?
It does not.
There is a cool magnetic reaction here.
That is definitely held by a magnet on both ends
so that even to come down here,
there's like a snap here and then to come up,
there's another magnet there
which is really cool.
That's really satisfying when solving it.
You feel that, you know what I mean?
So let's turn this.
Okay, so that went here and that one opened.
So if I go here, will this one open?
No, this one?
No, this one, no.
That's where we started so let's go this way.
(clicking)
This way.
(clicking)
Does this come out?
This might even come out, I don't know.
Op.
Wait, what?
Going from here...
(clicking)
Why is this open now?
Now it's locked.
Now it opens.
Okay.
Alrighty.
Oh I see, yep.
The drawer is on the bottom here
and that drawer can come out
once all the sides are lifted.
(light music)
(clicking)
And there you go!
Solved.
(hums "Shave and a Haircut")
Oh, that's cool.
Not entirely sure how the mechanisms work
and due to, okay.
So those pins fall into these little holes here.
However, I'm not quite sure how they are unlocked.
So let's see here.
We got that down.
This down.
So they all just go down.
And now can I just put 'em all up?
Oh, now it locked again.
Okay, so.
Let's try this again.
(clicking)
On diagonal.
Weird.
Oh, now it's locked.
(light music)
(clicking)
That is so weird.
Also, this G kinda looks like an arrow going this way.
Right?
So maybe it's like...
'cause that arrow?
Does that make sense?
(clicking)
(light music)
Okay, one more time to try and understand
what the heck's going on here.
Ah!
Full turn, baby.
That's what it is.
That is so sick.
That's an arrow!
Look at that.
What a cool discovery.
Man, that's clever.
Bam.
Cool.
And hot dang.
Bop, bop, bop, bop.
We solved it.
The mechanism here is really cool.
So this G, as I discovered, also acts as an arrow.
And if you turn it in that direction,
and you gotta turn like one full turn.
There we go, that one, then you gotta turn it
one full turn again.
And then that one, you gotta turn it one full turn again.
And that one.
'Cause if you don't turn it a full turn, look.
It's stuck until you turn it a full turn
and then it opens.
And the bottom slides out.
And there you go.
Super interesting mechanism.
And like a nice toy.
What a fun whimsical box.
Really, really enjoyed this.
Like he said in the beginning,
there's a mechanism that we're familiar with
but he sort of devised it and using the arrow here
in the font was very, very clever.
I do appreciate that.
Guys, let me know if you like this video.
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and we'll see you on Monday or another video.
Monday, by the way, we're doing a playing card review
on a super, super rare deck that I ordered months ago
that just arrived and I wanna take a look at it
and share it with you.
So we'll see you then.
Peace (roars).
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