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That's where these come in. Anti-static wristbands are designed to prevent the buildup of static on your body.

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Well, eventually. Really? Listen.

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That's where these come in.

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Anti-static wristbands are designed to prevent the buildup of static on your body.

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But if you've seen more than a handful of our videos, you'll know that we're pretty lax about actually...

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But if you've seen more than a handful of our videos, you'll know we're pretty lax

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about actually using them because being tethered is kind of annoying.

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Haha. But there's a solution to that. The wireless anti-static wristband is supposed to...

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This wireless. Dammit! Nope, nope, nope.

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That's where... It stopped. No!

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Look, I'm not...

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No. It reminds me of that bug's bunny name that goes...

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Okay, where do I connect this to? Well, do we want to charge you first and discharge to something to show that it...

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We can do it after. Let's show this and then we'll show... But what if I wasn't wearing the strap and then we'll...

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Right, okay, sure. Yeah, don't worry, we're gonna hurt you.

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He's like, what? I came all the way out here and we're not even gonna hurt him.

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There's no point. That's like four dollars worth of gas.

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These days, more like six. You know, every day I'm at home just hurting myself.

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It's for a change. It's good to hurt somebody else. Let me put this somewhere else.

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So that was there so we could charge you and then you touch that and things of that sort

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or charge that and then what do I plug this in? Actually, no.

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Let's bring the computer back then. Let's have the computer here. And so we can show how I can safely work on my computer even while I'm dragging my feet

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around on a carpet. Is your computer grounded now or...?

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No. Oh, you want that grounded, right? Yes.

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So it's more. More. More.

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I need a power cord, which is here. I got it.

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I can plug in here, right? You can plug into anywhere you want.

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I've never seen something so strange.

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This looks odd. What, the power squid?

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Yeah. Oh yeah, those are awesome. I love them.

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Power squid. Okay. All right.

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Whenever he's around, I'm afraid to touch anything.

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You better be.

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You just never know. Loud and noisy contraption.

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Yeah, good, I guess.

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Let's connect this to ground too.

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So safety first. Well, no, it's actually a part of the contraption, so you have to connect it to ground.

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So I turn it on when you want me to turn it on. I mean, kill the boss, man.

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No, okay. Let's turn it on. There we go.

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Okay. There you go. Okay.

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My vandograph actually works. That's good. Right.

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I'm just afraid to... Okay, that zapped me. Was that supposed to zap me?

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Well, you still have some charge on your body, probably. Okay.

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Out. Let me now. There you go.

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What's next in the script? Once your body now picks up charge, then you let go of the top of the thing and your body

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holds charge, and then you can touch the computer and discharge to it to show that the wristband

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was removing the charge from your body, but without the wristband, your body holds on

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to charge and you discharge the components. Okay, sure. Let's show that.

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Okay. All right. Plug it back in.

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Yeah. Oh, wait, wait, wait. Let me touch it first.

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Oh, it's still happening. Do you need a strap on again, don't you? No.

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We're about to show that it's not safe to work on a computer, even if you let go of the

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source of charge. So... I didn't bring my magic wand for no reason.

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Ouch. Wait, so this is not the more powerful one?

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Of course not. What are you talking about?

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Well, probably it could have been more powerful if it was made differently, but now, this

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guy... Okay.

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This wire moved. So do I do it again or what?

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Well, let me just show you first. Oh, God. Ah!

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Okay. The hair went.

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Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA do follow these protocols and they do it for a reason.

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There is a chance that you could accidentally destroy something, particularly when you're

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working with very sensitive components at the manufacturing level.

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So, EST straps, a good thing, and they work.

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You never know when some idiot with a magic wand may be walking around charging you.

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Right. But on the subject of idiots, let's shift our gaze to our wireless anti-static straps.

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We've actually got two examples. The Bro anti-static.

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Oh, Bro. Okay. Trust me, Bro.

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That must work. Yeah. And where's the other one?

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Ah. Is this one the same Bro thing? Yeah.

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And this one, made in Japan. Does that add any credibility from your point of view?

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Wow. I mean, I've seen their anime, so it must be good.

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Ah. Okay. We've kind of gone off script a little bit here.

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Have we mostly stuck to the flow or how far off are we?

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Oh, yeah. Okay. Do you want to kind of find us the spot?

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That's why companies like Intel, AMD, that's what-

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Sorry, actually. You forgot NASA here as well. That's why companies like Intel, AMD, NASA, for that matter, Intel, AMD, NASA, Intel,

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AMD, NASA, follow these protocols, Intel, AMD, NASA, follow these protocols, because

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particularly at the manufacturing stage, components can be more sensitive to-

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Yeah. Yeah.

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It's neither functional nor pretty. Okay.

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Here, do you want a hand? Ah, sure. Okay.

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All right. What are you fighting today?

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Prostate cancer or like- Yeah.

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Not for myself, but maybe for other people.

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Yeah. No, I mean the bracelet, because that's what the bracelet is for.

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Oh, that. Yeah. What cause are you representing?

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I remember someone said it's good for skin cancer because the sunlight doesn't get to

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the skin under the band, so. I mean, okay.

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I'm going to be honest with you.

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I do not even understand how this strap is supposed to work, but then if they don't know

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how to- oh, here we go. Okay. If they don't know how to design a good ESD product, they probably also don't know how

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to design a good strap. What is under that when you open the door? Is there something-

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A little like tooth. Oh, so you probably shouldn't go-

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Yeah. Wait, which way does it go? I don't even understand this.

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It's complicated. That's why it works.

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Yeah. That's how you know.

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Okay. I think this has got to go through here at some point.

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Otherwise, why would this opening be here? They didn't size it well, did they?

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That's how they get you. There you go. Yeah.

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Oh, my God. They turn it the wrong way. Okay.

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There you go. I think- I think this is it, right?

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Oh, yeah. I suppose that metal should touch your skin, so.

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Okay. Oh, my God.

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You feel anything in your hair? Oh.

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You want me to turn it off so they can hear that better?

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Fine. So, try again.

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What? Try again. I got to touch-

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Oh, I hate this. Is this an IKEA mixing bowl?

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Yes, two of them. I cut some part of it, yes.

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Okay.

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Don't smack my blender.

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Oh, my God.

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Okay.

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Well, let's see if you're still- No, no.

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You're discharged. Good. Mine.

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Yeah. It's made in Japan, though. Made in Japan quality this time.

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Yes. Japan. Please help me, Japan.

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Okay. I have to do everything myself? Oh, my God.

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I mean, I know I can do it. I can do it. I can put stuff in the mouth.

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Yeah, if you can put that on. Wow, this is a really professional lead that you've got here.

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Yeah, I make them- Can you get a close-up of this, David? Good gravy.

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It's like the mechanic with the broken down car. Yeah, and the alligator is all burned.

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What is this? Yeah. I mean, I just make them once for a video.

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Yeah, that's all.

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Okay. Should we just move away that wire then?

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No, I'm far enough now. No. It should be okay.

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Okay. Ow!

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There you go.

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Occupational hazard, right? You don't see it, but I can feel it on my body.

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I have too much hair. Okay.

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You know, yeah. Well, I mean, if you remember using this one, our body didn't have any charge at all,

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but with these, we have a maximum charge.

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Let me take this away. Okay, go ahead.

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Would bro lie? I trusted them, bro.

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I've been scammed by a bro. Okay.

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Charge yourself. Okay. And I just press it once?

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Yeah, as long as you want, if you're longer, more charge your arms.

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How much pain you want? I see.

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Okay. Okay.

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You know, you're like the god on the clouds and me, the Adam lying on the...

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I can feel it. I can feel my clothes just like...

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Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

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Oh, god. Ah! There you go.

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Okay. I had already lost a lot of it, actually.

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Okay. Do you like it? Stop it.

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Yeah, I shouldn't probably do this with the knife around.

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Do you like it, though? Yeah, it's awesome.

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Don't say you like it if you don't like it. Honestly. No, it's been the best screwdriver I have had so far.

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Awesome. Glad to hear it. Okay, good.

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We've also got the LTT Store screwdriver, so I'll take this one apart and you want to do the made in Japan one?

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And we'll see kind of what's going on inside these.

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That's sure. Pretty use the wire that's for that muffler over there.

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This time, I think the plant might be okay. We could just stick it to the screw, maybe.

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Put a second one too, so it's longer. Here, because I can just touch this end.

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Yeah, there we go. Okay, and then we just go like this.

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Right. You scared yourself.

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Yeah. Okay, so if I just go like this, and then like this.

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Okay, David, do you want to... Here, where should I be positioned for David to see what's going on?

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How's this, David? It's good. Can you get on that side of Linus?

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Are you good? Okay. Yeah.

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Okay, so how's that? Do you have everyone in frame? Yes.

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We might see an arc. You ready?

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Yep. Because if I...

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Yeah, if I just... You know what?

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It makes a slightly different sound. Hold on. If I'm not touching...

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Nope, it's exactly the same. Okay.

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Rubbish. It can travel over the air just as easily as it can travel through this ESD wristband.

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Just keep getting closer to the other side and see if at some point...

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It goes straight over on the air.

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Okay, am I...

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No, it should be... No, a little bit maybe.

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Yeah, that thing... Because when that was going, it...

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What? So it just shorts to itself basically all the charges.

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Like it just touched the tip of that and then... Yeah.

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It should be completely discharged now.

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Yeah, okay, okay, okay, okay, okay.

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If you want some marketing for that... Oh my God.

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Improves sleep quality.

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Okay, we are getting into strange parts.

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Hold on. Some of this actually seems pretty valid though.

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Sleep quality, you mean? Okay, eliminate static electricity, not so much.

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Improves sleep quality, that seems questionable.

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But compact and portable? Yeah, I guess.

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Okay, quality material. This is compact and portable.

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That's true, but this is also compact and portable.

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Quality material, I mean, not easy to deform.

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Yeah, it's nice silicone. Yeah, you can barely cut it.

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Okay, wide application.

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Hair tie. Choker. Bracelet, yeah.

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So 3 out of 5, that's not too bad.

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It's not, it doesn't do what it's supposed to do, but 3 out of 5.

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Well, one of the things it's supposed to do is be compact.

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I guess, yes. Fine.

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Alright. Let's see what's inside it.

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What do you think is inside?

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It's just magic. Magic and butterflies probably.

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I think they probably have a 1 mega ohm resistor just in there doing nothing.

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Jack in the box? That's what I think. I can't even, oh.

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Clearly, this is not a very good screwdriver if I can't even find the other screw to take out.

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Yeah, I mean. Should talk to whoever made that.

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Okay, ready? Here we go.

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Tape, tape? Sorry, I'm glitching.

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A table, man.

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So they just cut it in small pieces and connected it to the other side of the resistor?

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Because table math, as we know it, is good for electrostatic.

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So small pieces of it should be good too.

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For those of you who don't pick up on sarcasm very well, that was it.

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No, no, that was real. I'm telling the truth.

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Also, same thing.

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But I should attach this to ground first.

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Right?

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How much are you going to hurt me today? Well, it depends.

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If I can get away with it.

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But yeah, I mean, the thing is that if you connect that to ground while wearing it,

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probably it will eat away the charger right away. Oh yeah, but that's what we want, right?

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I want to see it work. Sure, but do you want to be charged first, then touch it?

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You're the electrical engineer, you tell me. No, you tell me.

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Eat away, you know. No, you tell me. Which one hurts more?

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Oh, with this nothing hurts. It limits the current so much.

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Okay. I love it then.

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But why was my body charged?

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Do I have to explain it again? So basically, it's sucking the charges from your body, which means positive or negative.

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It doesn't matter. So you'll remain... But why was I charged already?

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Because if I'm just... Dang it! Like if I'm just...

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Okay, I'm just chilling here. I'm in equilibrium with the air around me and everything around me, right?

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Well, you are a giant capacitor surface to the environment.

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You know how capacitors work when two surfaces are closed,

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one becomes positive, one becomes negative. So when it sucks away from you,

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the entire environment and air and everything comes to you

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as the other side of the plate of the capacitor,

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and your body holds charge. I see.

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Okay. Don't touch it yourself! Touch it to ground.

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I can't really reach the ground. So it's the other side of the 1M.

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Okay. There you go. Okay, so I can just...

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Okay, and then I do it again? Yeah, you charge yourself.

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There you go. I felt that. That hurt in the wrist.

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Oh, yeah. Just a little bit. Not much.

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Just a little sharp pain where the metal contact plate was. Yeah, that 1M probably creates enough insulation momentarily

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that enough high voltage can build up on you that can discharge and hurt you a little bit.

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Okay. Well, it doesn't really matter in real life,

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but if you tighten that so it's connecting to your skin better,

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it will hurt less. I see. But I'm not going to hold it for a super long time.

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I want... Or wait, no. It doesn't matter how long I hold it

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because this is a lower voltage, more realistic, right? You still have to hold it for a second or two

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because it takes a while for it to build up the charge on your body.

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So hold it. Hold it until you feel your hair rising, basically.

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Okay. I've actually cut my finger really good with this knife a couple of times.

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It is still just glitter. Why did they do that, I wonder?

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I think it's to make it seem like it has some kind of metallic something,

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kind of like the conductive threads that are woven into real ones.

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Well, the thing is that when you have a lot of conductive particles in there,

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for example, if I discharge on this point and this side is grounded,

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it will go through all those glitter to get to the other side.

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But... Could it, though? I charge it first?

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No, it's not very painful yet. Yeah, okay.

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All right, all right, all right. Ah, okay. Am I not charged enough yet?

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No, it hurts!

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Does it? Yeah, it hurts. Oh, it's jumping somewhere already.

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Is it from your shoes or something? I hear it going somewhere.

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Okay.

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Ow! Okay. The light switch doesn't work.

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What's going from your...

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It goes there. The light switch. Maybe touch the screws.

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Oh, geez. Okay. Ready?

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Yeah. Maybe I hold this thing.

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Okay, okay, okay, okay. Ow! Light switch!