Hey, Ben, how about playing the intro card for us, huh?
[swoosh / music plays] We got more packages from some of
our subscribers so it's time for me to open them up and see if I can
guess what's in the mail. Just so you know, this is going to be
the last time we'll do this segment for a while so if you're ready,
Ben Churchill, what's the first package.
BEN: Dear Tommy. My name is Derek. I wanted to send things that are intangible.
I give you these items not due to my high coin in my pocket.
I give them to you for the true appreciation of
priceless items. TOMMY: This has a great feel to it. It's solid.
[gasp] I feel like this opens. This is knife.
What else does it do? I feel like it does more. A little nail file.
I think that's a regular. That can't be for your nails.
Oh my go, it's pliers. This is a great device.
BEN: Do you know what that's called. TOMMY: No I have no idea what you call this?
BEN: But what would you describe it as? TOMMY: It's a Swiss Army Knife.
Like a tool kit. BEN: Like a multi tool kit. TOMMY: A multi tool kit.
BEN: What they call that is a Leatherman.
"Because you need a great sharp knife," he says.
TOMMY: Thank you, Derek. I do. BEN: Next.
TOMMY: This, again, it's a solid piece.
It's very solid. It's heavy. BEN: Do you want a hint? TOMMY: Yes, please.
BEN: As of now, you would never need this. TOMMY: I would never need this.
I'll say magnifying glass.
Oh no, there's a button. It's a light.
There's a button on the bottom. This is a light, like a flashlight.
BEN: That is correct. TOMMY: Thank you.
BEN: Derek says, "The flashlight is for when science gives you your sight?
TOMMY: Aw, thank you, Derek. BEN: What is that?
TOMMY: This is really nice stuff. This first piece
I know exactly, you know what this is?
This is called a kelly clamp. They use this in
surgery to clamp veins... at least they used to.
This is another clamp. This is a kit of some sort.
I feel like it may be surgical stuff. BEN: It's called a
Minor Surgery Kit. TOMMY: And what does it say? BEN: You said you don't know
what we look like inside. Once you learn biology of the human
it doesn't change so if you had to do surgery
it's the same as a professional surgeon. It is 98% feel
and touch. TOMMY: Derek, man! That's great!
BEN: Alright, this is from Remi.
Dear Tommy. I actually met you one time in a local bar.
And was too shy to say anything. I hope you
like these. They feel really different.
If you can't guess, they are... TOMMY: Okay, stop right there.
TOMMY: Wow. I don't --- well, obviously
these things are made of rubber. It almost feels like carpeting.
You know, sorta indoor/outdoor carpet. And then there's another
texture on sort of this end here. But they have handles on them,
which I assume, I assume that's a handle.
They're not things to take caps off of bottles, right?
It's too small too do that. Oh! Unless... hold on
a second... could you maybe hang things with these?
Like these parts maybe suction to the wall.
And maybe this part peels off?
Yeah, I'm going to guess that you hang things on the wall with these. Like a picture or something.
BEN: That's incorrect. TOMMY: Oh!
BEN: I hope you like these. They feel really different. If you can't guess...
they're called facial scrubbers. Hope you enjoy them.
Hello Tommy. I have heard you say that
you would like to see the drawings you drew.
I have printed a few off an made indentations on the lines.
Can you guess which one is which?
TOMMY: Oh my god. Okay.
Oh, boy. I am a tremendous artist.
Very boxy. Box and circle.
Like a rectangle and a circle. And then this one
has a rectangle with sort of a dot here. Dots on either side.
I'm going to... I don't know.
is this the New York City skyline? BEN: That's incorrect.
TOMMY: Is it the car? BEN: That's correct!
TOMMY: Hey! Wow! Neat. I'll take this one next.
Okay, so let's examine the drawing here. It's got nice
shape here. it sort of goes...
Could this be a cloud that I drew? BEN: That's incorrect.
TOMMY: No. Okay. It's not the burger. It's not me.
Oh, no, no, no...
This isn't the New York City skyline. Now I'm just going through my drawings and trying to remember
every thing that I've drawn for you. I like this though. This is really neat.
I like how this feels. I like this part here off
to the side that's not connect to anything. Is that kitty?
No, maybe. Yeah, I'm going to say... is that the cat?
BEN: That is correct. TOMMY: Hey! Wow!
He is ferocious. That's his tail.
[gasp] Okay. One more.
This one's cool. I love the texture of
this already. And it's so funny because it almost feels like there's braille
in here in weird places but it's not.
I'm going to guess that this is my drawing of what
I think clouds look like. I remember drawing them and I kinda remember
filling in them in and making them sort of... I drew three different kinds.
BEN: That is incorrect. It;s yourself.
TOMMY: That's me. Oh, that's horrible.
How did I? Oh, I'm the worst. That's just terrible.
Now I know why people say it's so abstract.
So speaking of those drawings. You know what? They're back.
Yeah, you guys have been requesting them. And now you can get them
on T-shirts and stickers too. We're offering the
Kitty Cat that I drew. The self portrait. And of course
the car. And they're available right now for
the next 7 days so if you'd like them, the link is right there in the description
for the video. [music plays\
There are two items in this package. This... wow... what the heck
is this thing? Okay, there's a wheel on it that turns.
There's like a needle on it or a pointer.
Huh, you know what this is? This is like a replica
record player. BEN: You sound pretty convinced. TOMMY: I do. I feel like this is
the tone arm here. BEN: Incorrect! TOMMY: Go on!
Really?! Oh, I thought I had it. Let's look at this.
Let's look at this edge here. It's a very rough surface.
This feels like a connector of sorts because there are four pins so it
feels like something would go into those four pins. May I have hint, pleae?
BEN: Yes, I'd say you use this thing many
times a week. TOMMY: Could it be a controller
for, I don't know, like a DJ controller. But there's only
one sort of thing here. BEN: If you look at the other thing, does this
help you get an idea of what you're looking at? TOMMY: This feels
to me like a series, again, like a series of connectors
almost... like you could almost plug things into this.
And I use this thing several times a week.
BEN: Yep. It might be a slightly different shape or size.
TOMMY Yep. BEN: But I definitely know you use this
kind of thing and so do I. TOMMY: It's not a radio.
It's nothing for the phone. I wouldn't
cook with this. This is a hard one. BEN: Okay, let's go back to
the other thing. What's the main property of it that you...
TOMMY: The main property, I feel like, is the thing that turns. This sort of
platter that spins. BEN: Right. What spins?
TOMYM: Uh, like a radio dial. The plate on the bottom
of a microwave oven but I don't use that anymore.
A compact disc player! BEN: You're very close.
TOMMY: A DVD player! Is it for a computer. Is this inside
of a computer? Is this like... is this what
a hard drive looks like? BEN: That's correct.
TOMMY: Shut up. Really? Wow.
That's cool. BEN: And the other thing
if you don't have this on your computer, then you
wouldn't be able to broadcast your radio show.
TOMMY: This is a sound card. Holy smokes.
I never seen the inside of any part of a computer before.
It's fascinating.
BEN: This is from Australia. Hey Tommy. TOMMY: G'day.
BEN: I've been watching your videos for a few months and they often make me smile.
So I decided to send you something. Enjoy. Robby Green.
Before I open it up, I feel like it's a boomerang. I don't know why. I feel like I felt one before
as a kid. And I feel like it's got this sort of a triangle feel to it.
[plastic bubble pop sound] Ooh, pop pop goes the bubble wrap, yo.
It's wooden.
It feels like wood. Does it smell like wood? It's all treated.
That's wood. I'm going to still say that this is a boomerang.
BEN: That's correct. TOMMY: How about that? Huh?
TOMMY: There are a thousand things in here so I'm just going to dump them out...
on to the table like this. BEN: Hey Tommy. I think I have ben
subscribed since 10,000 subscribers. TOMMY: Wow. Thank you.
BEN: I've had this video idea for a while. Seeing if you can guess what animal a Littlest Pet Shop
is. I've included 12 different animals with a label for Ben to tell
you what the animal is if you can't figure out. Your biggest fan, Lilly.
TOMMY: And how many do we think I'll get out of 12. BEN: 2.
TOMMY: I'll say 3. BEN: Now, just a side note, Tommy,
she did make a video introducing all the different items
that she sent to you, explaining what they are and why she thought they were good
choices. We'll put a link for that in the description.
TOMMY: We got one out already. Okay. Oh, I like how this is made.
It turns around, nice. Okay, so it's got big
long ears. NOw is that facing forward? Yeah, so this is...
not much of a face on him. But these big giant ears make me think
instantly bunny rabbit. BEN: There you go. Correct.
TOMMY: Nice. Hey! Next item. Let's have a look.
Uh huh.
So I'm noticing sort of a thing in the front here.
And this part in the back so with that... there's not really
much information to go on here. Oh wait!
There's two eyes right here. I feel like this is a beak
in the front. And I feel like this could be like a plume on the top of the head.
So I will say that this is a bird.
BEN: What type of bird? TOMMY: Oh, you're kidding me. I'll say
it's a peacock. BEN: That's incorrect. TOMMY Ohhhh!
Chicken. BEN: Not a chicken. TOMMY: A rooster.
BEN: Also not a rooster. TOMMY: What is he? BEN: It's a woodpecker.
TOMMY: A woodpecker! Alright, here's the next one.
Okay, this has more... I feel like this has more
to it than the others. This has a head.
I don't feel eyes although I feel things on both sides of the face.
The tail is a little tail that sort of points to the left which I find
very strange... um....
it's a Democratic tail. The back I don't get much from, but I feel like
the feet... there's four feet here.
The thing on the top of the head is what's sort of throwing me here.
I'm going to say it's a kitty. BEN: That is incorrect. TOMMY: That's not correct.
BEN: That's an iguana. TOMMY: An iguana?!
BEN: Okay, next one. TOMMY: Okay, this is a
taller fella. Big giant ears on you.
Right up the top. Nice eyes. Texture...
a soft... very soft. It's almost
furry. There's four feet on the bottom though.
And a tail. I'm going to say a dog. BEN: That's a cat.
TOMMY: Oh, that's a kitty. Okay. Yep.
Yeah, I get that now with the ears. Sure.
Next one. Wow, this has a giant... there are many
things coming off of this. There are two things on the back.
I'm going to go with um... wow... they wouldn't do
two, would they? Yeah. This is another bird.
BEN: That is not a bird. TOMMY: Ohhhh.
Land or sea creature. BEN: Sea. TOMMY: Sea creature.
BEN: What would have the curvy tail in the back? TOMMY: A shark.
BEN: Close. TOMMY: A dolphin. BEN: No.
TOMMY: A whale? BEN: There you go. TOMMY: Oh, he's giant. Yeah, look at the size of him.
How would you get a whale in a pet shop? Next one!
Oh, he's a furry one. I like the furry ones.
Has a cute little nose and mouth. The ears...
You're going to kill me in the comments. I'm going to say this is a dog now.
This has got to be a dog. BEN: Think about your answer.
TOMMY: Alright. I've never really touched one but is a mouse furry.
I'll say a mouse. Is it a squirrel?
Squirrel's tails aren't furry. I'll go with a squirrel.
BEN: You said squirrel? TOMMY: Yeah! BEN: That is incorrect.
TOMMY: Ohhhh! BEN: It's a lion. TOMMY: That's a lion.
BEN: That's a big furry mane. TOMMY: Wow, ferocious.
BEN: Next item. TOMMY: Next item. It's very small. Like the eyes
are giant. I don't really see any ears. It's got sort of
bumpy head but I don't really feel like there's a tail.
Two - four feet. Two face out and
two face forward. That's very strange. I'll say it's a duck.
BEN: That's incorrect. TOMMY: Is it a bird
of some sort like a goose maybe? BEN: No.
That's a frog. TOMMY: That's a frog! BEN: This is going well.
TOMMY: I'm doing great at this. I think next time somebody is
going to send in a bunch of photographs and have me guess what
they are. [laughs] BEN: Here we go. Next one.
TOMMY: Next one! Wait a minute. Two sort of things sticking off the head.
I feel like those are antennae almost. Like an insect
of some sort. Feel like it's an ant.
A grasshopper. Doesn't a grasshopper have
antenna. No! A cricket! Is it a kangaroo?
I'll go kangaroo. BEN: That is incorrect.
TOMMY: Ahhh! Of course it's incorrect. What is this? BEN: It's a hermit crab.
TOMMY: I don't think I've ever --- I've only felt one of those
bite my foot. BEN: Next item.
TOMMY: Okay. Wow. Big giant thing this one is. Big ears.
A happy face. A cute little nose.
Maybe those are two sort of feet in the front.
The ears. I like the ears a lot. Not furry though
so... BEN: What about the back?
TOMMY: This part here is just sort of a flat thing. It doesn't feel very tail-y to me.
I feel like this could be a fin of some sort. So with that
being said, I'm going say it's a shark.
BEN: That.....
is in correct! TOMMY: Of course it is!
What is it? BEN: It's a beaver!
TOMMY: A beaver?! Where are the teeth? BEN: That's the tail on the back. And there's two
little buck teeth in the front underneath the nose.
TOMMY: [sigh] There's... BEN: Feel it? TOMMY: Yep.
BEN: Next one. TOMMY: Let's have --- oh boy.
I like how they all sort of wobble though. Nice big giant
ears on you. I feel like there two feet on the bottom right there
in the front. A little tiny tail perhaps
in the back. BEN: How many feet is it standing on?
TOMMY: It's standing on two feet. A bird has two feet. A monkey
stands on two legs. A monkey or a gorilla
or a chimpanzee or and ape or anything like that from that family.
So I'll say it's a little monkey. And monkey
is incorrect! TOMMY: Wrong! Of course it's wrong!
BEN: That's a kangaroo. TOMMY: That's a kangaroo?!
Where's the pouch? Alright, another one.
Oh, fuzzy. Very fuzzy this time. I don't feel like
there's much of a tail. It's just a big old head.
But the whole body is furry. So I'm going to say rodent.
But like no ears.
I'm going to say a hamster. BEN: That is incorrect.
TOMMY: Of course it is. What is it? It's a mouse.
BEN: That is a seal. TOMMY: What kind of pet shop is
this with a whale and a seal? BEN: Next and final one.
TOMMY: Again, huge ears. There's feet.
There are two feet. Not really much of a tail.
But the face and the huge ears. The nose
looks like a big giant nose. TOMMY: You want a hint first?
TOMMY: Yeah, please. BEN: I can find it on a farm.
TOMMY: I can find it on a farm. I'm going to say cow. BEN: That's a pig.
TOMMY: That's a piggy. Oh, boy.
Well, listen... I got 1 out of 12.
I started out strong. I got the first one and it was
all done hill from here. Which was nice. It was a nice
ride down hill. [music plays]
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