Jeff: I need my own fat Chris. He can just press buttons and change the camera for me.

Mr. Dog Poop: Well, I got 30 people working over here and you got nobody. You got your kids and they're not doing anything. You need to put them to work.

Jeff: I don't want them near. So what am I doing wrong here? This thing is dry?

Mr. Dog Poop: Is it hot?

Jeff: Oh, it's hot. It's just not, it's supposed to connect together, right?

Mr. Dog Poop: Let me explain.

Jeff: Yeah. Give me an explanation.

Mr. Dog Poop: Here. Let me explain, let me plug mine in. See if I can give you a demonstration here. Ugh. So I got the same soldering iron.

Jeff: By the way, folks, safety first, Maria wants me to deep fry in my bedroom next week. I guess that would protect the studio. 

Mr. Dog Poop: Well, fat Chris has already set after Friday's show with a deep fryer. He's taking a deep fryer home with him. So as this heats up, you can see.

Jeff: Show me an example and I'll try to copy what you're doing.

Mr. Dog Poop: Well, I mean, you can touch the okay. So there's a stand. Oh, I guess it fell on the floor. There's a little stand here for the soldering iron, and there's a little,

Jeff: Yeah got it in the stand now.

Mr. Dog Poop: There's a little sponge in it. And I think this is probably going to be the coolest thing about the show, because I assume that this little thing in here is going to going to expand when I pour water on it. There it goes. Turn it into a big sponge. It wasn't that cool. But you can wipe the soldering iron on that and clean it off. So you gotta clean soldering iron.

Jeff: Ah, gotcha. Let me do that.

Mr. Dog Poop: So that'll pour a little bit of your Budweiser water in there just a little bit.

Jeff: Probably more than a little bit.

Mr. Dog Poop: Let's see. I took everything apart.

Jeff: Whoa. Here's, here's how hot mine is. Let's see if you can,

Mr. Dog Poop: Yeah, it's hot.

Jeff: Oh, don't knock it over. No, that cord almost just took my old thing to the ground. That would've sucked. I would've gone back to the airplane if that had happened. .

Mr. Dog Poop: All right. So I'm just trying to find the place that it goes. Oh, 620. Okay. So we're going to put the little, the resistor in the board, and then you're going to flip it over. I'm going to, yeah, I'm going to take this little helper here. This little thing to, and then I lost the solder. Oh, there it is. So right at the section, just touch your thing there and touch the solder to it. Just like that. Touch that to it. That's it. And that will, unfortunately, we can't zoom in on it, but that solders, that resistor in. So there's a little blob of solder there. A little blob of solder there once you get it in. Oh, do you have any diagonals? I still have 'em from yesterday. I got all the tools today. So there you go. One resistor on the board, halfway there, we got all the tools. We got the multi meter, we got the heat sinks, all the pliers, bullnose pliers, needle, nose players, nippers. We got diagonals. And of course, the magnifying glass.

Jeff: I think you're just making up word. Well, that one I'm familiar with. Magnifying glass

Mr. Dog Poop: Yeah. I'm pretty much just making up stuff, but that's how it's done. And you go through that board, put all the pieces in the right place, follow the instructions. I'm more concerned about kids learning about how electricity works. My friend Thomas Edison tried to explain it to me for years, and I just didn't believe him. And then when he made millions and millions of dollars I started learning it. So

Jeff: You're trying to protect your buddy Tommy's legacy?

Mr. Dog Poop: It's like Bitcoin, right? This guy tells me to go buy Bitcoin when it was nothing. And I said, that's just stupid. It's just a waste of time. Now he's a billionaire and I'm a measly dog poop millionaire, because I didn't invest in Bitcoin.

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