AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 9-5-2025

Hello everybody. I'm Skip Alzheimer. Welcome to the AV Geeks Lunchtime Streaming Show where we watch old 16 mm films. And I'm in our dining room today. Uh because it's nice and sunny outside. I figured it'd be nice for a change of pace. So that film uh we got uh several of these films these with a the written on the can high school institute and then a year and the story was that uh UNC Chapel Hills uh school of television and motion pictures would have a summer institute where high school students would come and they would um basically I don't know I think it was like a weekl long thing and they would basically script and shoot a film and so this I think was a a compilation of um that year's um students and it's very similar there's another film called Super Hippie that I showed um same themes people getting beat up um somebody in a cape uh drug use, etc. Bunch of goofy dudes on UNCC campus. So, that's what it that is. Um, and I would love to uh track down people, but I, you know, I have to figure out a way to read the names that were scrolled on that were just barely in focus, figure out who and where and when. Um, all right. So, we're going to watch our first film. This is uh a film about rats. And this is not the worst film I have about rats. So, be glad about that. This is Home Sweet Home. Enjoy. [Music] Not long ago, this sign was hanging in a neat, clean home. But times changed. Someone didn't care anymore. And now this once proud neighborhood is home sweet home to me. I am a rat. You'd think that people would try to get rid of me, but that's not always true. In fact, here in this neighborhood, people seem very friendly. They supply me and my relatives with very comfortable nesting and feeding places. A few of our favorites are this trash, junk, rubbish, garbage. I can't think of anything better than nice, fresh garbage strewn on the ground where I can get it so easily. People in this neighborhood drop food here every day. In fact, on good days, this neighborhood is practically heaven. The folks next door are even more considerate. Right next to our food, they supply us with a big pile of old boards that are a warm, dry place for us to live. This man puts out bread for squirrels and birds, but we make sure we get our share. This dog also shares his food with us, whether he realizes it or not. As soon as he goes to sleep, I move in for the scraps. [Music] A cold weather will be here soon, but I already know where I'll be living. I'll go into this hole in this basement wall and right through to the inside. Then I've really got it made. I'll run along this wall, then down the basement stairway, and I have what every rat wishes for. A really littered basement where I can feel right at home. The stuffing in that pillow makes ideal nesting material. This old shoe is a great place to take a nap. In this basement, I go first class, but don't think I spend all my time down here. Now and then I check the upstairs, too. Especially the kitchen. [Music] [Applause] Rats cause a tremendous amount of damage. Their front teeth grow as much as 6 in a year, so they gnaw on anything to keep them sharpened to their best working length. They can give a person a vicious bite. Rats can start fires by building nests of burnable materials and by chewing on wires. In the United States alone, they eat and destroy enough food for 10 million people and do at least a billion dollars worth of damage that's included in the price of everything we use and eat and buy and rent. One way or another, we all pay for rats. When rats have good homes and enough food, their numbers increase at a fantastic rate. One pair can have as many as 150 offspring in one year. And right now there are about 200 million rats in the United States. Rats go where people are because people are careless. [Music] Careless people mean more rats. Historians tell us that rats lived thousands of years ago in Europe, the Mediterranean countries, and India. In the 14th century, the rat population exploded, causing a plague that cut the human population of Europe by almost a quarter. Rats could multiply very fast because early cities had no waste collection, so wastes were thrown into the streets. Rats were probably brought to America on the first sailing ships about 1795. The black rat stayed along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, but the brown Norway rat slowly spread throughout the country. Of course, where there are no people, there are no rats. So, Montana was not invaded until 1923. Rats thrive because people are careless about disposing of their wastes and are indifferent about protecting their food supplies and other property. Men have fought the rat for centuries. At one time, they depended mainly on traps. They also used a great variety of poison baits. But rats are a crafty and shrewd enemy, and so far they've always found a way to survive. Control methods have steadily improved. Chemists have invented gases and poisons that are fatal to rats. But health department technicians cannot control rats alone. It's a job for everyone. It's a job for you. Then how can you help? First of all, you can ask yourself which side of the fence you are on. The side that's filled with junk and the overflow of inadequate garbage cans. Or are you on the side where everything is neat and clean? If you are on this side, a few minutes work every day will keep your yard neat and beautiful. But if you are on the shabby side, you tear down the efforts of other people when your garbage cans are overflowing and your yard is a home for rats. So, it's pretty clear what you must do to get rid of rats. First, clean up your yard. Remove old lumber and other trash that provide hiding places. Clean out under your porch. It's a favorite home for rats. [Music] Fill in rat holes. Pack the earth down tightly to discourage rats from coming back again. Rat holes can be hidden by dense weeds. And to find them, weeds and tall grass must be cut down. It's really not too difficult if you get right at it. And then cut the grass as often as necessary to keep it from again becoming a hiding place for rats. Clean up the area around your garbage cans and rubbish cans. Once you've put things in shape, a little care each day will keep them that way. It's not such a tough job if everybody pitches in. Another good idea is to keep garbage cans off the ground. You can do this best with a simple platform about 18 in high. Just a couple of boards and nails will do the trick. And then get rid of old and battered garbage cans that just can't do the job anymore. Bent lids that don't fit are completely useless, so get rid of those, too. Put the platform in a clear area that's away from weeds and other places where rats like to hide. Use a sufficient number of new galvanized steel cans and see that every one has a cover that fits tightly. Garbage control really starts in your own kitchen. Be sure to drain it reasonably dry. If you leave too much water in the garbage, it'll soak into the paper and weaken it, so the bundle will fall apart. Crush down firmly and wrap as tightly as you can. Of [Music] course, all this won't do much good if you toss the neatly wrapped garbage just anywhere. You must place it into the container and pack it down firmly. Then put the cover on tightly so rats can't get inside. [Music] Old abandoned cars make a wonderful shelter for rats. Rats like to burrow into the ground under these old cars. They pull the stuffing out of the seat cushions and use it to line their nests. So, be sure to have old cars towed away. And while you're cleaning up those garbage cans, it's a good idea to remove trash from anywhere in your yard or your basement or your garage. Clean that garage out thoroughly and then keep it clean. Don't let trash accumulate again. If there's a shed or any other building on your property, clean that out, too. Better still, tear down that old shed so rats will have one less place to live. A chain is only as strong as its weakest link, so a carefully screened window won't do much good if there's a hole in the foundation right next to it where rats can get in. Seal up any openings that give rats a way to sneak in. While you're at it, repair any broken down spouts because rats can go through these pipes very easily. Remember to inspect your repair job now and then to see that it's holding up. Someone screened this opening years ago, but a hole this big will let rats come and go as they please. Fix all broken windows, especially at ground level. Replace the glass or cover the opening with screening. Close all doors securely, even on the second floor, and train your children to do the same. Instead of throwing food on the ground for birds, use an approved feeder. Then the songirds will get all the food they need without having to share it with rats. Now we're making progress. The rats are running out of places to live, and they have less to eat. When that happens, they'll be tempted by the pleasant aromomas and flavors of poisons that you set out for them. Now, we're beginning to see some real results. When you clean up your yard, you get rid of rats and you also improve the appearance of your neighborhood. And you'll encourage your neighbors to do the same. [Music] But if you want to let rats know that you really mean business, you have to work at it every day. You can't let down for a minute. You have to do the extra little things that discourage rats. You can't clean up just once and forget about it. You have to keep things cleaned up day after day and year after year. Don't do something careless when you think no one's looking because rats are always looking. And if you are careless just once, you encourage someone else to be careless. And before you know it, the rats will be moving right back in again. [Music] Don't let it happen. Don't share your home with rats. Let them know that times have changed at your house for the better. Let them know that this does not mean home sweet home for rats. [Music] That last shot with the superimposing the rats uh on the on the frame. Beautiful. So, someone noticed, yes, that film suffered from water damage. Uh, basically what happened was, and it's possible because now that I think about it, um, that we're coming up on an anniversary for Hurricane Fran, it's very likely that this film was damaged in Hurricane Fran. Um, there was I'm not at the current space. I wasn't at the current space. This was at a house that I was renting and we had a basement and um we had a sump pump but the power went out like in the middle of the night and so we had 8 in of water in the basement and um basically uh the films that were stacked up um they weren't stacked like some of them were stacked like this but some were stacked like this. And so water would seep into the can and so slowly you would see um you know seeping up into the emulsion. Um and I lost probably two or 30 hund films and that was very demoralizing. Uh, and I really wasn't excited about going through the films and really and seeing what the damage was until I was approached by an experimental filmmaker, Bill Morrison, who was looking for damaged film specifically for his film Deasia. And so he paid me just to cut out like damaged film. And so, uh, I felt good about that. Um, but still was depressed about it. But anyways, I think it's the 29th anniversary of Hurricane Fran here in in North Carolina. All right. So, we saw uh rodents that we did not want to have in our house. And now, uh we're going to have the opposite side of the um argument. Uh rodents that we do want in our house. Enjoy. [Music] [Music] Once upon a time, there was a neat and attractive hamster named Naami with button bright eyes, delicate whiskers, and pretty pink paws, which he often used to keep her soft fur immaculately clean. Naami was beautiful, and I am sure she would look even more beautiful to you if you too were a golden hamster with whiskers and silky soft fur. But Naami was not happy. She was lonely and bored, just as you or I might be if there was never anyone else around. Then one day another hamster dropped into her life. His name was Abdullah. Naami and Abdullah are both Syrian names because all their ancestors originally came from Aleppo in Syria, as did those of all golden hamsters around the world. Abdullah, suddenly finding himself in strange surroundings, was reassured by the clean smell. The food seemed quite wholesome, and all in all, Naami's home promised to be a cozy, comfortable place in which to settle down. As to Naami, it was love at first sight, or rather first smell, for hamsters rely a great deal on their sensitive noses. I wish I could say they lived happily ever after, but it just didn't work out that way. As time passed, Naami and Abdullah found it difficult to live together harmoniously. They had frequent spats and quarrels. Because Naami was larger and more determined, Abdullah usually got the worst of it and gradually became quite nervous and upset. He couldn't understand why, but he felt that Naami was picking on him as if she didn't want his company, which was true. Naami had no other way to tell him that there are certain times when a female hamster doesn't want the male hamster around. When Abdullah realized he should get away for a while, he couldn't find the door. Like all adult hamsters, he could have squeezed right through a hole no bigger than a quarter. If only he could have found one. After mating, male and female hamsters don't get along well and should be separated. So Abdullah finally got away, leaving Naami in peace. Several days passed by and Naami began to feel quite strange. She was heavy and there were funny jumping movements inside her tummy. She was about to become a mother. Hamsters reproduce themselves even faster than rabbits, having the shortest gestation period of any mammal, only 16 days from mating until birth. This is why they have immigrated from their native land where they live wild to laboratories all over the world where they are needed to help scientists with their work. One by one, as each baby was born, Naami carefully licked it clean and let it nestle down in the soft cedar chips of her nest. At birth, the baby's eyes and ears were not yet completely formed. They seem to be just squirmy little bodies twisting about inside a loose sack, which was their skin. Hamster mothers may have from two to 15 babies in a litter. Naami had eight. All were healthy, and each one weighed about 115th of an ounce. Naami's babies spent most of their first day of life under the shelter of her warm fur. Occasionally, she left the nest to get food. Then they could be seen fretting for her to return with her warm protection and food. On the second day, you could notice, if you looked carefully, that they were growing. Their skin was beginning to darken, and their eyes and ears were gradually beginning to take shape. They were not quite an inch and a half long. What's that in millime? 38. By the third day, their ears had started to grow away from their heads, and their skin was starting to take on a dark and light pattern. And if you looked extremely close, you could see the first little hairs of their fur just starting to sprout. Their lungs were developing, too, so they could call their mama's attention to their needs. When the little hamsters were 4 days old, their fur was growing out rapidly. Now they were beginning to look like hamsters. Growing boulder, one adventurer went looking for his mother. Uh-oh. Mama hurried to put the little one back in the nest. The babies were much too small and defenseless to be out alone. During the next few days, the baby's fur thickened and their bodies grew stronger. By now, at nursing time, it was becoming difficult for all of them to fit under Mama. They kept Mama so busy that once in a while, one of them could wander away unnoticed. [Music] Being uncertain about walking and still unable to use their eyes, they didn't know how to go in one direction, so they seldom wandered far. [Music] By the time the little hamsters were one week old, they had become quite a handful for Mama. As they grew, their appetites also grew, and it seemed they were always hungry. Still unable to see, occasional mistakes were made. But by following their noses, these were soon corrected and everyone managed to get back to mama. For Naami, nursing her eight eager, scrambling children was hard work. But it was the after-dinner romps which really tired her out. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Just about the time mama was ready to drop from frantic exhaustion, the little ones became tired, too. and gradually settled down, allowing her to pile them back into the nest. Of course, all that exercise made them terribly hungry, so it was feeding time again. And so it went for several days with everyone having a wonderful time except Naami. When 12 days old, the little hamster's eyes were ready to open, and they were beginning to eat solid foods. Though the cedar chips were not for eating, as Mama had to remind them, the next day when their dinner arrived, it seemed to be dropping from the sky, for their eyes were now wide open, and they could see it coming. There was wheat germ and bread soaked in milk and crisp, fresh lettuce leaves. Hamsters are good eaters. They like milk, grain, bread, fresh vegetables like carrots, cabbage, and celery, and many kinds of fruit such as apples and bananas. When meal time was over, the children washed their paws clean and settled down for a comfortable nap. During the week that followed, Naami guided her little hamsters into a healthy routine. They got plenty of rest and ate a balanced diet of wholesome food which helped their bodies grow stronger while keeping them well and healthy. They learned to be neat, washing themselves thoroughly at each meal time and keeping so clean that no one got sick. They had plenty of exercise, though not always the kind their mother approved. Starting a fight was as simple as crying a challenge. If one otherwise willing taker wasn't quite ready, there were six more brothers and sisters, at least one of which was eager to join in. To Miami, it seemed that her children never let up. Here they were at it again. She waited in to break it up, hoping to tame them down before the situation got out of hand. But while she was busily engaged in stopping one fight, another was getting underway over in the corner, and still another was starting behind her. Trying to stop them all was more than one mama could handle, no matter how frantically she tried. Like the woman in the shoe, Naami had so many children she didn't know what to do now that they all were fighting. But the little hamsters were just having boisterous fun and soon tired of the game. No one got hurt and they all had a wonderful time. Tired and happy, they settled down for their naps. Sweet little angels, after a busy day, allowing their mother a quiet interlude in which to try and steady her jangled nerves. By the time they were 2 and 1/2 weeks old, the little hamsters were becoming so large and ate so much that Mama began to worry about getting enough to eat. The only safe place to hoard food was in her pouches. Hamsters can store up to half their own weight in food in their cheeks which puff out as they are filled. This food hoorde can be carried about with them until they are ready to eat it. The word hamster comes from the German word meaning to hoard and they were so named because of their pouches. As they became more sure-footed, the little hamsters began to take up a more dignified form of exercise than fighting, challenge racing. They didn't have a mountain, so they played king of the wheel. The ham in hamster is appropriate because they seem to enjoy showing off, especially in front of an audience. While the children watched, the happy little hamsters put on a show. [Music] [Music] [Music] The children came to see the little hamsters because now that they were 3 weeks old, they were ready to leave their mama and go out on their own. Hamsters make wonderful pets. They are clean and soft and friendly, and their antics are fun to watch. If they are handled gently, they don't mind being picked up. The children were very careful not to squeeze the little hamsters too tightly or make any sudden movements which might frighten them. The hamsters were so much fun to play with that each child wanted one for a pet. So, they were placed in neat new cages so they could travel comfortably with the children to their new homes. At the last little hamster left, Naami felt proud as well as sad because these happy little hamsters would make a lot of children happy, too. [Music] I got very nervous that mama was going to Naomi was going to eat her uh babies when they started talking about there's not enough food. I'm like no. So I was standing by just in case. Um yeah. So that's totally different vibe than uh Home Sweet Home. Totally different vibe. Okay. Uh so I've shown other films uh in this series and they all have songs that you can sing along and um one of them was about food groups and I had the singing puppet food group. So this has both puppets and songs. You're welcome. [Applause] [Music] Watch it, Squirt. Here comes an easy one. Uh, I missed again. Well, go get it. >> No way. I'm sick of running after the ball. I'm no good at baseball and I'm quitting. >> You want to play football? Sure. I love football cuz I get to tackle you. When you think of how you're growing, it should come as no surprise. The more we learn about ourselves, the more we realize it helps to be health. We're growing health. It helps to be healthine. There's lots of folks who help us grow. We'll help ourselves because we know if we're happy and healthy, too, our bodies will do what we want them to. It helps to be healthy. We're growing healthwise. It helps to be healthy. [Music] [Applause] We all enjoy playing. Maybe we can't always agree and want to play, but it's great to give your muscles a workout just for the fun of it. climbing, stretching, [Music] >> cartwheels and somersaults and slipping and sliding. >> It doesn't matter how good you are. What does matter is how good a time you have. If it makes your muscles work, it's exercise. And exercise is very important in keeping your body tip top. So hold on tight because here we go. [Music] Boy, what a workout. That was fun. All that running's made me thirsty. Me, too. Hey, what's the matter? Do you feel it? What is it? >> It's my heart. It always goes like that after I run. Feel yours. >> Mine's the same. How come? >> Good, bro. Reach. >> Exercising your muscles gives your heart a great workout. Actually, your heart is always working, whatever you're doing, asleep or awake. But until it starts beating harder, most of the time you don't even notice it. Now that we're thinking about it though, let's visit an expert who will give us a closer look at how the whole system works. >> Hello there. I'm Dr. Jonas and I have this marvelous body to show you. No, I don't mean my body. I mean the magnificent body model. >> Boy, it's nice to be in here. >> I hope it won't mind the interruption. They're always so darn busy in there. >> No time for coffee breaks. We've got a job to do. >> Standing on my vessel >> all together now. Push. >> Uh, I know you're busy, but quieten down. I want to talk about the heart and lungs. >> It's not fair. When will it be my turn? >> Stomach. We'll talk about you another time. Excuse you. Here. Almost in the middle of the chest is the heart. H. >> It has the very important job of pumping blood all around your body all the time. >> Hey Doc, I've got a riddle for them. >> Well, I hope it's to the point. >> Sure is. Ready? What is it that beats all by itself about 70 times a minute? Is the size of your fist? And wait for it is the strongest muscle in your whole body. They'll never get it. Huh? Did you say the heart? You're right. They're too smart. >> Yes. Well, the blood that the heart pumps around for you carries food and oxygen to every single part of your body. On this drawing, the red lines, called arteries, show how the blood gets pumped to every tiny cell. It drops the oxygen off there and then comes back to the heart along these blue lines called veins. Then the heart pumps the blood out to the lungs where the blood picks up more oxygen again. Listen, I want you to do something for me. I want you to exercise as much as you can. You know why? Cuz your exercise helps me to stay strong so I can work harder. >> It's not just you. It's us other muscles, too. >> Yeah, we all get bigger and stronger. >> Sure. Whenever the kid who owns us does some exercise. >> If I get your meaning, I think you'd like me to say that the kid who owns you has uh responsibility to you. >> Right on. >> Tell it like it is, Doc. We're as helpless as their pets. If they don't feed us and exercise us properly, it's game over. >> Well, that's rather a dramatic way of putting it. But you're quite right. You must eat the right foods for your body. It's the only one you've got. >> It's our turn now. We want to be on TV, too. >> Yes. Yes. I'm coming to you. These are the lungs, and they work very closely with your heart. Their job is to give you the air you need. They work a little bit like balloons. >> The blood that the heart sends us flows over us and picks up air with oxygen in it >> and drops off the old air that has carbon dioxide. >> Also, we know just how much air to breathe in. >> That means more for when you're running >> and less for when you're sitting. >> We like it when we have to breathe more for you. >> So, keep exercising. >> Yeah. >> Good work, lungs. I want to tell my story. >> When's it my turn? >> Uhoh. Rowdy time. I think it's time to shut up. Uh, >> I mean, close up. The magnificent body model. >> Boy, I'm glad to know my heart likes to beat like that when I exercise. And the pulling feeling I've got in my legs right now. Is that natural? >> Sure. It's your leg muscles. You're giving him a workout by Viking. I can feel mine, too, cuz we're exercising. You want to run, jump, skip, hop, run, jump, skip, hop. We're exercising. Exercising. with your friend all by yourself. Do it for fun or do it for help. We're [Music] Twist. Turn. Stretch. Bend. Twist. Turn. We'reizing. [Music] >> Exercising with your friends or by yourself. Do it for fun or do it for health. We'reizing. Exercising. You want to push pull pow. [Music] We're exercising. Exercising with your friends or by yourself. Do it for fun or do it for health. We're exercising. exercises. We play soccer, baseball, football, go swimming, soccer, baseball, football, swimming. We're exercising. Exercising with your friends or by yourself. Do it by or do it for health. We're exercising. Exercising. Exercising. [Music] Exercising. [Music] >> I love riding. It's great when something you like also keeps you in shape. >> Yeah. It makes you wonder why people let themselves get out of shape. These days, it's so easy to ride yourself out of shape. We use cars so much you'd sometimes think we'd forget how to walk. But we get flabby in no time if we let machines do all our work. >> Astronauts who ride in rocket ships know this better than anyone. So they make sure they keep in shape even out in space. Woo! Now this is really exercising. [Music] Down here on Earth, it's just as easy to get out of shape. A lot of us like to watch TV, but when we do, we just sit there and don't move. So, get moving. You try this, too. Come on. Reach. Reach. That's it. Yeah. Row. Pull. Stretch those muscles. I always feel so sleepy when I've been sitting doing nothing and watching TV. Me, too. But if we try some of those exercises while we're watching, we keep our muscles moving and we won't get to feel so tired, >> right? Then we can stay up all night and watch the late shows. Now, hold it a minute, guys. You're forgetting something. >> It's our doctor. Hi, Dr. Jonas. >> Hi there, Spinner. Squirt. >> What did we forget, Dr. Jonas? We need to know, cuz we're learning to keep fit. >> Well, you've learned that your body likes to exercise. >> Yeah, I love riding my bike. >> And you know that you need to relax, too. >> I like to make necklaces and count my rock collection. Is that relaxing? Certainly, whatever you like to do quietly is relaxing. You kids use up a lot of energy in a day. But you forgot one thing you need to do. >> Uh, I need to eat. I need to pee. >> Yes, but you also need to sleep. >> Oh, I don't like going to bed. >> But your body does. >> Oh, so do I. I like sleeping. >> What's so great about sleep? When nighttime comes and we get ready to sleep, our bodies looking forward to a rest. It gives our hearts and our lungs and even our minds time to relax. People or animals, it makes no difference. [Music] Good night. >> Wake up, Squirt. >> Come on. Let's go and get something to eat. I'm starving and ready to take off. >> Okay. 3 2 1 blast off. We want to run, jump, give, hop, run, jump, skip, hop. We're exercising. Exercising with your friends all by yourself. Do it for fun or do it for help. We'reizing. >> Presenting irresistible snacks from Platters. >> Here come the Platters again. >> Planners. >> Plenty of room. Leonard. >> My man Leonard. >> Corn chips and cheese balls. These are delicious. >> Cheese curls. Oh yeah. >> Potato chips. I love them. >> Tortilla chips. I love them. >> Pretzels. I can't help myself. Huh? >> Platter snacks and stay fresh cans. They're as good when you eat them as when we made them. >> Bye, Leonard. >> Thanks, Leonard. >> Hello, Leonard. [Laughter] >> Presenting irresistible snacks from Platters. >> Here come the Planters again from the letter. >> Corn chips and cheese balls. Potato chips. I just love them. Pretzels and kids. >> Oh, yeah. >> Cheese girls. All right. Thanks a lot, Uncle >> Platter snacks and stay fresh cans. They're as good when you eat them as when we made them. >> Hello, Leonard. That's the wise old giving us some tips. 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You like a potato we taste? Try Planters. The way we see it, the more potato the better. >> See this? It's Planters potato chips. So now there's two stackable potato chips in town. We asked people who tasted both which one tastes better. >> Planners tastes better. It's just good. I can't explain it to you. You got to taste it and you got to try it and you got to experience it before you understand what I'm talking about. And it's planters. I'm not lying. I'm not lying. >> When the chips are down, people prefer planters. >> Well, I would be an expert. I eat snacks all the time. >> See this? It's Platterers potato chips. And now there are two stackable potato chips in town. We asked people who tasted both which one tastes better. >> This is the one I chose. 14 sisters were tested and 13 sisters out of the 14 chose planters. How do you like that? Honestly, >> when the chips are down, people prefer platters. >> It tasted more like the potato I used to get back home in Denny Gats potato skin at all. You know, >> see this? It's Planters potato chips. And now there are two stackable potato chips in town. We asked people who tasted both which one tastes better. The planters are much much better. They taste just like a potato. I can sit down and make a meal off this can of K chips. >> Well, it's just good. I can't explain it to you. You got to taste it. >> I'm a country boy and these planters potato chips taste like country potatoes. >> When the chips are down, people prefer planters. >> I like that cuz it's only me. Noisy devils, aren't they? Those potato chips named Daddy Crisp after you? Or will you name Daddy Crisp after those noisy potatoes? They're a lot noisier than you are, but you're both lovable. [Music] If you love your daddy, you love Daddy Chris. Potato chips. See this? It's Planters potato chips. So now there are two stackable potato chips in town. We asked people who tasted both which one tastes better. >> The planters have a much much better taste. Planters, you take a bite and you say, "Hey, boy, this is great." >> I live on a farm. They taste more like a farm fresh potato. >> The truth is that there's no chips like a planter. >> They taste like a potato. Planters taste like a potato. >> When the chips are down, people prefer planters. >> M. That is so M. That's so good. You know, you call a potato chip a potato chip because it's made from a potato. Now, you might think you're getting the most potato in this kind of chip, but there's actually more solid potato in a planter's potato chip. In fact, to make just this many planters potato chips takes all of these potatoes. That's good. You like a potato we taste? Try Planters. The way we see it, the more potato the better. I want my potato chips to taste more like a potato. Um, wow. Yeah. So, I had to counter the fitness fun with a um counter argument with some delicious snacks from Planters and Wise. And I figured that's a great way to kick off the weekend um the weekend after Labor Day, which is probably the weekend that is the most anticlimactic. Um but thank you for watching today. Uh we saw a lot of uh interesting things today. Um, but uh if you like what you saw, please hit the thumbs up, hit the like button, subscribe, watch other films that we have on our channel because we have nearly 11,000. We're still uploading on average two a day plus the the daily show, so that's three a day. Wow. We're making our way there. Um, and we do get ad revenue from some of the films. Uh sometimes the production music people get the money but you know little bit pennies here and there. Um you can also donate via the super thanks button and thank you Kevin for doing that. Uh or you can go to ko-fi.com/avgeeks or patreon.com/avge geeks. Those are great ways to support us. 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