Mr. Dog Poop: I have no idea when we're on here, I just wait for somebody to. Are we on?

Jeff: We're on.

Mr. Dog Poop: Mr. Dog Poop here with Jeff Macolino for, you're not going to believe this, Jeff, Episode 14 of the Man Show. 14.

Jeff: Almost legal baby.

Mr. Dog Poop: Almost legal. And today, thank God, is the last day of STEM Week, science, technology, engineering, and math. We’ve said it so many times, you know it, we know it. We are going to play music. Is music science? Music is science supposedly with this kit. Did you peek into yours yet? Because I was afraid to.

Jeff: I didn't.

Mr. Dog Poop: After the last week, I was afraid to do it. So, I was tempted. I'm like, I'm going to cut the seal, but I think it's just going to be better because if we have to assemble this piano, we're in trouble.

Jeff: Oh God. I hope this box is so big. I'm hoping and it doesn't make a lot of rattling noise. Oh, it feels like it’s one big piece. Oh yeah, baby.

Mr. Dog Poop: Oh yeah. Oh yeah.

Jeff: We got wires though.

Mr. Dog Poop: It's one. Uh-oh. So, the keys are already popped out.

Jeff: Well, that’s a good sign.

Mr. Dog Poop: I need batteries.

Jeff: Hey, I'll cover up the QR code, but it looks like you can get a $5 rebate.

Mr. Dog Poop: Oh, get it. Just hold it up on the screen.

Jeff: Everyone can try to get it at one time.

Mr. Dog Poop: Whoever get the $5.

Jeff: Whoever gets the QR code first wins.

Mr. Dog Poop: Whoever gets it first.

Jeff: All right. Well, I'm very encouraged by the fact that we've got a bag of three wires and some black thingamajig.

Mr. Dog Poop: Okay.

Jeff: And otherwise, it's all one piece. I know the battery thing comes out.

Mr. Dog Poop: This looks like something we're going to play with instead of trying to build. This is our kind of toy.

Jeff: Oh, yeah.

Mr. Dog Poop: But can somebody bring me two AAA batteries? If anybody in my staff, anybody in my staff, they're standing around watching. Can somebody get the batteries?

Jeff: I think they're AA.

Mr. Dog Poop: These are AA. Do not bring AAA batteries. Bring AA batteries.

Jeff: All right.

Mr. Dog Poop: All right.

Jeff: Oh boy. Now, I need directions.

Mr. Dog Poop: Can you put the batteries in?

Jeff: No, no. That I can do. That is my greatest skillset.

Mr. Dog Poop: So, apparently you have to wire this up. Looks like you have to wire it up yourself. So, there's a power thing here, but it's not connected. There's a speaker. You can see what that's like too. That's cool.

Jeff: Oh, does that come out? Oh yeah, it does.

Mr. Dog Poop: It does come out. Yep. So, there's all kinds of volume switches. Oh, look at this.

Jeff: Wire is in the back these things.

Mr. Dog Poop: Hey, do you see the resistors on the board? You see the resistors that you learned from last night? The resistors with the little stripes on them. Remember hitting the stripes?

Jeff: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Okay. Yeah.

Mr. Dog Poop: There you go. There you go.

Jeff: Those thingamajigs?

Mr. Dog Poop: Yep. And you got some resistors on there. There's a little push switch.

Jeff: There's way more wires in here than I thought.

Mr. Dog Poop: Yeah, there's going to be wires.

Jeff: I thought there were three, which I missed the blue one. There's not only four colors, but they have multiple mixed in. Oh boy.

Mr. Dog Poop: So, the colors are different lengths.

Jeff: Yes. Blue looks appears to be pretty long.

Mr. Dog Poop: Right. So, that looks like the colors are the green ones. I think maybe the red ones are the longest.

Jeff: All right. I'm figuring since these are color coded in the same length, that we're not making the same mistakes we made Wednesday by separating them early in the process.

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