Okay, we are live here outside of our local Walmart during the apocalyptic time. I've actually locked my keys in my car, but I haven't went in the story yet. Alright, now we're going to go and see if I can actually find something inside in order to free my keys from the car so I don't have to call a locksmith and spin an extreme amount of money. So if you know anything about breaking into cars, you know that having a wedge is vital. So here we are at the wedge department. So this is the wedge I'm going to try. Every vehicle is different, however, assuming that it's got an unlock button on the door, the second most important tool that you're going to need is some sort of long, thin device. Okay, I've been all over the store. I was trying to find the next important piece. And I think this little wire thing here is 97 cents. I'm just going to try to tape two of these together. What is a real ingenuity plan if it doesn't involve duct tape? I'm 97 cents again, so we're looking at, well, I'm not really good at math, but think that's about $6 total. $549 for the whole package. Not a bad deal. Okay, this is what I've concocted. Hopefully this will get to the button. The first step is to get a wedge or a door stopper that actually works. Bull, you stink! Alright, so I think the key to getting a wedge, it's got to have structural integrity. This thing is solid plastic here. I think it's going to work much better than this little piece of rubber that I just bought a second ago. Which was very stupid, a little more pricey, but that still keeps us under $10. Okay, this is part two of how to break into your car this time using a very integral wedge. The wedge, step one, is to get the wedge in place and create some space between the door and the frame of the car. I think it's become blatantly obvious that this type of material here is not strong enough. Alright, there are times of charm I think. I hope. How to break into your car. Hopefully this time it'll work. Hey, your bomb back looks like a fan to me and me and my jewel. Alright, I think this might be what we've been waiting for.