"Please don't try anything you're about to see us do at home." "Ever." "Let's wet our whistles with the myth of beer goggles." "I'm feeling a little left out here." "And I'm glad." "What's going on?" "Beer goggles." "Beer goggles?" "Beer goggles." "It's been out there waiting for us the whole time and for some reason we haven't tested it." "The idea that alcohol has magical property that will make people around you more attract I the more you drink." "Actually, I feel like I've been testing this over a decade." "But that's anecdanecdotally, but we're going to test it scientifically." "Great, more drinking on the job." "Jamie knows that eventually this will turn ugly." "They'll have to lose their inhibitions, and maybe their lunch, to test the truth of beer goggles." "This seems to be a subjective thing." "We need to be objective if we're going to be scientific." "How are we going to do that?" "Large sample size?" "That's exactly what I'm thinking." "And we rate photos." "We get a bunch of photos of women and men." "We rate them when we're sober." "Then we get drunk and rerate those photos." "And see if there's a difference." "Exactly." "But before we raise our glasses, let's meet the newest member of the team." "This is our new smart board." "Not only is it a really big, beautiful interface, butt it's also interactive." "Let me show you a couple of tricks." "Watch this." "How about that, huh?" "Huh?" "You look that?" "Not only can I even do that," "I can also diagram what's going to happen in real time." "Now, I'm not going to go more into the tricks of what it can do because we're about to use it a whole bunch." "The first job is to help Adam, still sober rate the looks of 30 women from 1 to 10." "Here we go." "He's got just 5 seconds to score each photo." "He can see the time tick down at the left of the screen." "The exercise of giving it a quick rating doesn't feel great." "It's an awful thing to have to do." "I found myself resisting giving a 1 or a 2, but... yeah, but?" "I got a 96." "Total possible score is potentially 300." "Out of that, I gave a 96." "The question from here on in will be, as I drink, will my overall score go up?" "Now it's Carrie's turn to rate the chaps." "All right." "Carrie, sober." "Start." "Five seconds is really quick to come up with a number to rate someone." "I mean, usually you give them a little bit more time if you're in a bar or something." "And quite honestly, there are no super models on here." "Do I rate you on your hair?" "Carrie is either much more generous or less discriminating than Adam." "Okay, total score, 154." "But she does know what pushes her buttons." "I noticed I was rating higher on men that looked confident." "If they look sort of squirrely and apprehensive about the whole thing," "I definitely gave them a lower score." "Now to a man who's anything but squirrely." "Aaa" "I'm about to look at a bunch of pictures of women apparently and objectify them." "Jamie has a point." "Rating based on looks alone is shallow and shameful." "Aaa it's set up so it's sort of a gut reaction." "I don't know how consistent it's going to be, but that's where the averaging comes really important." "Because you've got some kind of a number that should show a trend." "And Jamie's trendy number?" "Higher than Adam's, but lower than Carrie's." "So I got a 116." "Whatever that means." "Well, it means nothing, till they've done this twice more." "First, slightly inebriated." "And then stumbling, dribbling drunk." "Hello, ginger." "Hey, Adam, how you doing?" "How about three beers." "Don't even ask how Adam knows the bar staff by name." "Let's just say he won't need directions to the restroom." "Let's begin." "To science." "To science." "The aim is to be buzzed." "For the boys, that means two or three quick brewskis." "For Carrie, that's maybe one less." "What's red and smells like blue paint?" "What?" "Red paint." "Aaa ginger keeps the suds coming" "and they're ready to test if they're officially buzzed." "Let's do a breathalyzer." "Let's get some science going." "That sounds like fun." "0.06." "Over to Carrie who proves she's too drunk to drive." "0.08." "She is the legal limit." "Then Jamie blows the same number as Adam." "0.06." "But will their slightly fantastic ticaled perceptions affect the way they judge the opposite sex?" "How am I going to do when I'm buzzed?" "I don't think it will be a whole lot different than sober." "Adam is not so sure." "He's the first to try it pop I'm at a 0.06." "You guys don't cheat." "Don't look over here, got it?" "No problem." "Okay, Adam buzzed, here we go." "This time around, they' got 30 new faces, judged by othe to be exactly as attracte as the first batch." "I can already feel my ratings being higher." "I found it much easier to rate them buzzed than sober." "I started to feel bad f 1s and 2s, being sober." "But buzzed, didn't care at all op 1, 1, 2, you're out." "Harsh words, but he is finding these fes more attractive." "My buzzed score overall is 121." "That's 25 more than his sober test." "On average, each girl rates almost a full point extra." "Now for Carrie." "Who was far kinder than the boys first time around." "I think you get a little giddy after a few drinks." "I think I might be generous after a beer or two." "Or three." "Carrie also has 30 new faces to rate." "Again all average Joes." "That is some fabulous but e beer goggle effect seems to be working in reverse." "Is this an uglier group f people?" "I wouldn't give most of those guys change if iassed them on the street." "Just two hours ago, sober," "Carrie rated a siiar group at...." "Now that she's loosened up... my buzz score was 89." "I might be a mean drunk." "I'm not sure if was charity rati before because I felt kind of bad for some of the uglier people, but there was absolutely no tant in this group." "None." "So Jamie steps up to rate the new babe and remember, he predicted no change whatsoever." "Here we go." "Jamie buzzed." "My perceptions of what made them attractive or not attractive are prettyuch the same as they were the last time as far as I know I me, nice complexion, regular feature, signs of health, things like that." "But after three beer, Jamie's brain is likelsauteed." "It all comes down to one number." "Okay, I'm done." "My buzzed score was 105." "His sober score was 116." "But we're yet to test anyone cross-eyed drunk." "And when we do, the figures I promise will surprise you." "I feel like I've met her." "After the break, torre, grant an evive the err launcher whatted come on baby...." "This next myth is going to be insane." "What is it?" "That's it." "...It's an ancient Korean weapon." "There's a picture." "That doesn't mean it's a myth." "It exists." "We know it exists, but we're going to test the legend of the whatcha." "Aaa bbbb ccc ddd they all explode on impact." "It was likely based entirely on black powder." "So first we need to find out if black powders can propel one of those arrows 500 yards." "Right." "And then whef to see if they'll explode on impact." "Aaa bbb it's a massive myth to unravel with three key parts.So one, can a fire arrow actual travel 500 yards?" "Two, can it be rigged to explode on impact?" "And three, can you really set up 200 at once?" "So let's start off at the pointy end." "What I'm going to do right now is build one of these arrows from the materials that the ancient Koreans would have used." "I have some bamboo." "I have some feathers, aaa and finally a piece of steel to make my arrowheads out of." "Tory proves himself a first class Fletcher." "And a pretty fair blacksmith." "My arrow is done." "Time to see how it flies." "P..." "That's one down. 199 to go." "...He and grant skip town to visit a fireworks shop in Pennsylvania." "Aaa the rationale behind the road trip is that they work just like rockets." "If we happen to have fun while we're here, that's purely coincidental." "Just like fireworks, the whatcha rockets were powered by black powder." "Aaa bbb bill is here to help them build their own." "Let's see how much one of theses weighs." "About four understands." "That's not bad." "Every 12 ounces the shell weigh, we add one ounce of the lift to lift it in the air." "And you want to go 500 yards." "That's a long ways." "We'll see how a two-ounce rocket works." "Using six-inch cardboard tubes, bill shows thousand pack a charge without blowing up the bunker." "Do a little bit at a time." "Put it in and give it a couple of hits." "Feels wrong." "Don't hit it too hard, man." "I would hate to see you blow your hand off." "Aaa grant and Tory make several versions." "Some with more black powder and some with less." "The rockets are wrapped in paper, then bill adds the fuse." "So when we go to fire, we'll get this paper and peel it back." "Gi ve urself five or six seconds to walk away." "You let's see what these bad boys can do." "This is perfect." "Can you imagine an invading army coming out of that forest?" "Totally." "All right, so we need to see if these arrows can travel 500 yards, so we should walk it out." "Aaa they're here to test that a rocket arrow could really make the distance." "But 500 yards is a long, long way." "Aaa didn't that guy say stick to the path?" "This is going to be perfect." "We're right at the tree line." "The crop end, smack dab on the 500-yard mark." "They take the target halfway up a tree so they can see it from the launch site." "At this point, we're going for distance rather than aim." "But if I were to take a guess to see whether the arrow would hit him," "I would say it probably wouldn't." "Aaa if this baby bear rocket reaches the trees, they can pack up and go home." "Yeah!" "Nice." "It didn't really work." "Aaa maybe we didn't back the black powder tight enough." "The nozzle might be the wrong size or the arrows are too heavy and the rocket can't get lift." "We're not going to give up." "We're going to keep trying because we want to get these arrows to fly." "So grant tries a rocket with more powder and a smaller nozzle." "Quick, they're charging!" "Nice!" "That was nuts!" "Did you see it go?" "I'm going to see if I can go find that." "Good luck." "That went more than halfway." "Yes. 290 yards." "As beautiful as that was, it's still not good enough for this myth." "The arrow stopped at 290 yards." "We're not stopping until we get to 500." "For that, they need to double the charge." "But will the arrow bear the weight?" "Grant adjusts the angle to 50 degrees." "That is right on the money." "This field test is all about going the distance." "Landing short would make this myth a misfire." "Come on, baby." "Come on, whatcha." "Come on, come on." "That looked like it exploded above the trees." "Aaa that's 500 yards, buddy." "That went the distance." "The target is untouched, but they've got what they came for." "They reached it." "This part of the myth is confirmed." "This is going to be a nightmare trying to get all 200 arrows to fire off at the same time." "And we still have to make the cart and find out if that charge is mortally wounding." "We've got a lot of work." "V we better get back to the shop." "Next up, it's close to closing time for the myth of beer goggles." "She's pretty darn cute." "But for Adam and Jamie, the party is only just begun." "Leave me alone." "Adam, Jamie and Carrie are risking their lives... that should read livers... to test the myth of beer goggles." "This is the best day at work ever." "They have all done the test sober and then buzzed with varied results." "Time to raise the stakes." "I think it's time for a scotch." "And maybe lower their standards." "What are you going to have?" "Whatever is in that brown bottle." "Hard to beat a drink of something brown." "Carrie still has a lot to learn." "Like don't tease the wildlife." "Can I style you?" "Hold on." "I usually don't let people do that." "I don't know about you, Jamie, but I'm ready to take this test and I know that Carrie is." "Adam blows 0.11." "That's good enough." "And Jamie, 0.10." "That works." "So technically, they're both a bit wobbly." "As for Carrie?" "0.13." "You are so ready for this test." "In fact, they're all well primed for part three of the beer goggles challenge." "These last 30 faces are a random mix of those they've seen sober and buzzed." "She's pretty darn cute. 8." "She's very cute." "I've met her." "It seems like there's a lot more cute chicks." "Adam's score shows his growing enthusiasm." "134!" "But the wild card here is Carrie." "She was far harsher buzzed." "So this could be anything." "Carrie drunk.Aaa her 0 guys look set for another beating, assuming she can still see straight." "You look homeless but kind of cute." "He's all right." "Even Carrie is surprised that the tide might be turning." "When I was sober, I was definitely thinking the confident looking people looked sort of attractive." "And then as I was buzzed, they looked cocky." "And then as I got drunker," "I was sort of thinking that the people who were attractive were the more vulnerable looking people, the more sadder characters." "They looked cuter." "And that's why men will never, ever guess what a woman is thinking." "Carrie's score is 153." "I can't remember if that's higher or lower than either of my scores." "That's a 64-point jump from last time." "As for the man bent on putting reason back into romance..." "Jamie drunk, start." "Drunk, buzzed, sober." "Apple is an apple and an orange is an orange." "There we go." "Drunk score, 111." "From stone cold sober to stinking drunk." "Jamie's judgment varied by just 11 points." "Basically what I'm saying is that" "I don't see that I'm subject to beer goggles." "With three very different results, they'll make or break this myth by checking the numbers." "Aaa" "I don't feel the need to crunch any numbers." "I think we ought to go home, drink a lot of water, sober up and come in tomorrow." "Are you calling a taxi?" "Aaa looks like we had very different reactions to the alcohol." "What do you two make out of it?" "Aaaif this myth were totally confirmed all of our three graph lines would look like mine." "A steady improvement in the assessment of the attractiveness of the opposite sex." "Aaa" "I was way harsher when I was buzzed than sober." "And I look pretty consistent all in all." "However, I like to show that both of you showed improvement from being buzzed to being drunk." "That result combined with my line is plausible." "Definitely plausible." "Okay, plausible." "It can be easier when it has wheels on it." "The deadly watcha takes shape." "Aaaa" "please don't try anything you're about to see us do at home." "Ever." "Adam and Jamie have already drunk themselves sideways for science." "But there's no time to sleep it off." "In fact, that's exactly the point of our next Smith." "Well, I have been thinking along the lines of drinking myths," "I have always wanted to do sobering up techniques." "Specifically because I've always wanted to see a high-speed shot of somebody getting smacked in the face." "Well, as long as that somebody is you, I'm okay with it." "We can add to it black coffee, exercise, whatever else people do to sober up." "But we've got to get drunk again." "Well, we've already shot the first part of the week, let's finish it off." "Okay." "Almost since the invention of alcohol, people have been drinking too much and then finding for one reason or another, they needed to get sober quickly." "And they have tried a myriad of techniques." "Techniques like drinking a big cup of black coffee." "Vigorous exercise, aaaa dunking your face in some ice water," "also your friends might be inclined to smack you in the face to sober you up." "Of course, it all begins at the bar." "And although we're going to test every one of these, we've got to get drunk first." "Buster, set me up." "So the boys fall back off the wagon." "So are you in town far long time or are you here for the convention?" "Shut up, believe me alone." "There's those people skills hard at work." "And that's just the first shot of five." "Realizing that things might turn ugly, the producers got Adam to prerecord the plan." "Because this whole story hinges on whether or not we are more or less sober, the research verse found us the perfect test to determine that." "This is a hand-eye coordination test similar to the one developed for astronauts." "It simply involves staying also arm's length from the screen and tracing this gray line." "We are scored on both accuracy, how many times our line leaves the gray line and for how long and speed." "How long it takes to make the whole journey." "We've got a number of these." "They're all different but they're all the same length and involve the same number of terms." "Jamie and I will take one of these tests before we try the sobering up technique and taking another one after trying the sobering up technique." "And with will act in each other's controls, swapping between techniques." "Aaa" "Tory and grant have checked off the first part of the hwacha myth, a bamboo arrow with a gunpowder engine can fly 500 yards." "Part two of the test is to see if the arrows with double deadly." "A warhead filled with more gur np'sowdeatth meant to at explode on impact." "But will it do more than just singe the skin?" "Only one way to find out." "Tory prepares a leg of pork." "Grant inserts the fuse and hopefully we're making bacon." "This is tissue damage test on pork." "Three, two, one." "Wow, that's good." "Look at that." "Aaa as far as making it a mortal pound that explodes in inside you?" "The arrow itself is going to do more damage than the explosion." "But we're testing for deadly energy, so it's worth it to rewrap to push all the explosion forward aaa pop I think the boys were really hoping for some sort of gore and mess." "But what really happened was the energy took the past of least resistance." "Three, two, one." "Look at how much damage that did." "That was a little bit more what you were looking for." "And exactly what they were hoping for." "This is the same amount of black powder as the test before." "The only difference is how we contained I.." "Now, before we had a thin paper tube." "The tube blew out and all the energy was being released." "And in this test, we sealed both ends of the container and had a small fuse going in." "So all that energy was being lost built up, built up, built up and ba-boom." "Big wound." "That's 2/3 of the legend confirmed." "The arrows can fly 500 yards, and they can cause serious additional damage when they explode on impact." "To test part three, whether 200 arrows really could fire together, they need to build their own replica hwacha." "It's going to be easier when it's got wheels on it." "Only wooden bamboo, the ancient materials they could have had," "basically it's a rocket launcher." "Aaa bbb" "Tory gets stuck into the carpentry." "Tory has exceeded all expectations, building a near perfect hwacha based on nothing more than photos." "He adds a splash of timber stain and some old tiny wheels." "And the wheels also act as an angle finder so you can find the best angle for your trajectory." "This is going to be awesome." "Grant's army does not stand a chance." "Still to come... aaa" "Adam and Jamie are forced to question the wisdom of" "Adam and Jamie are ready to test four mythical ways to sober up fast." "So far all they've done is drink themselves stupid." "Well, stupider." "Coffee, ice water, you name it." "They are things that people try to try and sober up." "We're going to test that, and see whether I can actually function better than I can now." "Because obviously I'm not doing too well." "This nasa-inspired test is the modern version of walking a straight time." "First off, our drunk straps a weight to his right wrist and writes his name at arm's length." "Aaa bbb" "ccc this is judged on accuracy and speech." "I should point out that each of these tests are different yet they have the same amount of right hand curves, left hand turns and curves." "Aaa what happened here?" "Did you cough or something?" "43 seconds." "Now it's Adam's turn to post only and post a score that reflects his hand-eye coordination." "What is that?" "42. 42 was that exactly the same time as you?" "Yeah." "While Adam stays pleasantly pickled," "Jamie tries the first detoxifier." "That is black coffee." "What are you doing?" "I'm the control." "I don't think you're very much under control." "I'm not under control." "I am the control." "You drink that whole cup of coffee, we wait five minutes and we test you cognitively and breather liezerly again to see if there's any stark improvement and I do the same two tests to see if there's a difference in the improvement." "People always say..." "Black coffee will sober him up, and thus we've got to test it just the way it says." "It's the only way it sinks into people." "You sound like you're drunk." "In fact, I am." "But how drunk is Jamie after the coffee?" "His cursive shows signs of improvement." "And his trace test is quick and steady." "Aaa" "you're rapidly improving." "I don't know what to make of that." "But I don't have like crunching the data while I'm drunk." "And it's all about the data." "Adam, who also blew 0.07 completes his noncoffee control test." "32!" "So it's back to the bar." "Adam treats himself to a few cups of Joe, so he and Jamie are back on a kind of even keel." "Here's mud in your eye." "Oh, this is vile." "Now for a much needed spurt of spirits." "On the assumption that the average adult male of our size processes, metabolizes, as you might say, one drunk per hour, we are having a maintenance drink right now." "About now, we would normally warn you about excessive drinking, but those two miserable mugs tell the story." "Technique number two for sobering up is vigorous exercise." "And Adam is the Guinea pig." "It's all a numbers game." "And here's a few more to consider." "Adam has to run this treadmill for five minutes at 6 1/2 miles per hour." "His blood alcohol is 0.09." "I'm going to have to concentrate on this." "Adam's hung a green screen for inspiration, but then realizes it won't work because he can't see it." "Some decisions really are best made sober." "One minute." "Oh, my gosh." "I'm going to die." "Two minutes." "Two minutes?" "Screw that!" "You're not even sweaty yet." "What's the problem?" "I don't know if I'm closer to being sober, but I'm certainly closer to being dead." "The smart money is on dead." "Even Jamie has his drunken doubts." "Look, we picked a treadmill because it's compact and makes it easy for us to film this thing." "But now that I'm looking at it, it takes a fair amount of coordination just to stay on the damn thing." "And Adam is drunk." "What can I say?" "Even soused, the man is a prophet." "Okay." "I'm totally cool." "Now, here's two advantages to being as drunk as a skunk." "He won't feel the pain until tomorrow." "And two, Adam's judgment is so I want paired, he gets back on the darn thing." "I didn't break any bones." "Ten, eight, five, three, two, one." "You're done." "The good news for Adam's mom is that he's still breathing." "He havely." "Eavily." "There's a lot of competition, but that might be the worst thing I ever had to do on the show." "Aaa coming up, Adam takes a slap for science." "Then, a grand explosion not seen anywhere for more than half a millennium." "There comes a time when no one wants to be drunk, so Adam and Jamie take the four-step plan to get sober in a hurry." "So far, they've tried black coffee and vigorous exercise." "And now they're down to two mythical cures that should at least be mercifully brief." "The first is a face-freezing dunk in ice water." "Adam is the control, so Jamie gets his eyebrows iced." "I think within the pantheon of associating... sobering up techniques, ice water is shocking." "Aaa it's supposed to snap you out of your drunkenness." "Aaa bbb" "take it, take it, take it." "That's it, yeah!" "Jamie is either dead or just enjoying himself." "Wow, look at him." "He's like a polar bear." "He's in the aquatic family." "Aa that feels kind of good actually." "Here you go." "I thought it was going to be painful, but I kind of liked it." "As always, the boys run a post cure test to collect the data." "23 seconds." "And now for the fastest and nastiest myth of all." "It's a simple technique that always seems to work in the movies." "I notice in the movies whenever someone is passed out drunk, some else goes come on, man." "Wake up." "Adam is feel nothing pain but that's about to change." "Just remember, this is going to hurt you a lot more than it will hurt me." "Okay." "Holy crap." "It was a good-sized slap there." "Let's look at it again." "We, he did ask for it." "Here it comes." "My whole... oh, my God!" "It's like your whole head is rubber." "That's the funniest thing I've ever seen." "For the last time, the boys blow the bag and trace the graph." "21 seconds." "They're far too drunk to know what worked and what didn't, but the stats they've gathered will tell the story." "Sobering up techniques." "This looks pretty slick." "Is it going to help us wrap it up?" "In fact, it will." "This is you precoffee." "Then you drank three kouchs coffee and your score improved." "However, I was control and my score improved pretty much at the exact same rate." "I would say coffee is busted." "Now, here is me preexercise." "Here is me post exercise." "That's a pretty radical improvement." "But I stayed the same." "So that means it's plausible?" "I totally agree." "You stuck your head in a bucket of ice water." "Here's you before or after." "Little lack of improvement." "I say ice water totally busted." "What about the slap?" "My favorite." "Here's my preslam, here's my post slam." "I think that's an undeniable radical improvement." "I have to say this is plausible." "I isle have to remember that." "And these are all backed up by the breathalyzer data we gota as well." "I guess that does wrap it up." "Totally." "No more drinking for us." "All famous conflicts have an aaaequally famous battlefield." "Gettysburg, and in this case, the tigard quarry." "Aaaa do they have any idea what we're going to do today?" "No." "No one doubts the existence of this medieval Korean arrow launcher, but many doubt its capabilities." "We've surprised ourselves by proving the rocket arrows could fly 500 yards." "Then explode on impact." "Now to see if they can all launch together to devastate." "Drafted, drafted." "Good thing you have a light infantry." "Oh, how long you been saving that one?" "Not long enough." "Now all 200 arrows need to be charged." "And it's safety first." "We've started attaching our heads." "We're separating our stations." "So if one of us goes up, we don't take all the rest out with us." "Tory and I will be adding the black powder and sealing up the warheads and we'll pass these off to Carrie who will be putting the rockets in their final tubes and attaching them to the arrows." "I've been making fireworks since I was a little kid, 30 years." "I never had a probable." "When the arrows are finished, the star of the show is coaxed from the trailer." "There you go." "Let's roll it into position." "Tory sights the machine on level ground and he's covered all of the angle." "And this is a 50 degrees trajectory." "All right." "Well, I'm just going to be right over there." "Let's measure out 500 yards and set up your army." "Grant's army is just 50 strong, staked out in a loot skirmish formation." "When it comes to recruiting foam people, they're not that bright." "So it's easy to convince them to just stand out there in the field." "Are you ready to load the hwacha?" "I'm getting excited." "I'm getting a little enthused myself." "All 200 tubes are loaded." "Something is going to happen." "And they know they'll only get one shot at this." "Okay, so all the individual arrows are now used." "And the idea is we keep grouping them together until the end, we have one final fuse that we light and then run away." "All right, buddy, let's do this." "Grant sallies forth to light the master fuse." "Quick, run, grant!" "Then toddles back to safety." "It's going." "We got a little bit of time here." "They know something is pound to happen, but will these arrows all take off together?" "You can see multiple fuses going." "Or will the hwacha just blow itself to pieces?" "Look at all the smoke." "The tension builds as the fuse burns down." "No one knows just when or even if the last part of this myth will catch fire." "Light each other." "It's the launch of a lifetime." "A spectacle not even by manor beast in 500 years." "And every arrow but one took flight." "That was fantastic." "Just seeing all the rockets come out of the hwacha at once, beautiful thing." "Seeing that would be terrifying, absolutely terrifying." "Oi, look." "That's the one that went short." "It's an awesome enough sight side on." "Half a dozen arrows drop short and the army is still upright." "But this Smith is far from busted." "Well, the army is still standing." "And there are not a lot of arrows in the area." "Where did they go?" "They're around here somewhere." "They all grouped right over here." "Wow, that's a great grouping actually." "Aaalike they were pretty consistent." "Oh, they're definitely army over here." "Imagine if we had, like, 3,000, 30,000, 300,000." "Carrie is right." "The troops wouldn't be so few or so scattered." "So this rocket attack would be devastating." "All right, so hwacha, confirmed?" "Confirmed." "They all left and they exploded." "Absolutely confirmed." "All right." "That was a good one, man." "The hwacha worked on many level, but most of all, it was frightening." "All of these arrows flying into the air on fire and exploding would definitely make me turn around and run." "That was a success." "I mean, we got all the arrows to fire up except for one." "And they all went the distance." "Ok but we" "and"