Two nine-year-old boys tackle a matchstick puzzle that requires rearranging a fish in two moves. They struggle through trial and error, get frustrated, and eventually give up before one shows the other the solution.
Okay, let's— what do you want me to do? I want you to only make 2 moves and make this fish facing like that. Instead of this way, that way. And only moving 2 matches. No, that doesn't work. Okay, wait, how many tries do I get? Just try until you give up. Do you give up? Not yet. Give up? Nope, not yet. Wait, no, I Oh, this is so tricky. You're gonna— you're— it's gonna look like you're a total— I have to say idiot when you're doing it. I show you how to do it if you give up. Are you— do you give up? No, let me just Give it one more try. That goes like that, and that goes like that. Nope! Okay, I give up. It's too tricky. You give up? Okay. Okay. Now you're gonna tell me the answer, right? Yep. Let me just finish doing this really fast. Wait, yeah. So I make the Attila. Okay, using only 2 moves, I will make this fish facing that way. You go like that, right? Yeah. Ugh! You're so annoying! How'd you get that? Okay, do you have any more ones? Yes, I also have the Adagi.
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