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I am the creator of the greatest video game in the world. Everything has been done by hand on this thing. Measures over 10 and 1/2 feet tall by 5 and 1/2 feet wide. There are no spare parts. I can't go to the store and buy one of these things. Big toys for big kids. I own StylinOnline.com. I just bought the largest playable video game in the world. Having the game there is one thing, but it really needs to be up and running. I plan to have this game set up in time because I wanted to have a big giant, thanks to all my staff for helping me this season.

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game must travel 355 miles, from Bensenville, Illinois, to Memphis, Michigan, and arrive in time for a company celebration. I'm Roy. I'm here to get a video game. Roy, Jason. ROY GARBER: Is that it? JASON CAMBERIS: There it is. Do you want to try it before I take it apart? No, let's take it down. All it is is a big wooden frame with a TV on it. A little more than that. If you have a passion for something, Roy has a vision for it. I'd really like to take it apart piece by piece. Piece by piece.

It's a big, stupid box. Do you know how easy it would be to load this if we left it as one piece? I guess I'll hear about it all the time as I take it apart too. That centerpiece will fall on top of that TV. You know, Roy, let me take care of this. ROY GARBER: I just want to finish this. Two control freaks in a room, that's a recipe for fun. Now is my turn. Hold that for a minute. I'll be right back. I don't take orders very well, Roy. I don't give a . I've been playing this game for quite some time.

From now on, it's my program. Now it goes in my truck. This goes first without television. As? Everything is supposed to slide here. That way we don't have to put them all there individually. Apparently this guy just didn't get the memo that Roy runs the show. At this point, I just want to shove this TV up his ass. We have to stop before I get mad at you. JASON CAMBERIS: You don't think that's how it will be? ROY GARBER: No. Clearly, this guy needs my help, but he doesn't care. ROY GARBER: If you're not sure, let me know and I'll show you how we should package this in there.

I need help? This guy is crazy for giving Roy the silent treatment. I like him. Now are you ready for me to secure that TV there? Go ahead, Roy. Annoying and authoritarian? It's hard to do it at the same time, but Roy does it. ROY GARBER: I prefer the TV not to bounce. You're right, that's not going to move. I know. ROY GARBER: All right, let me do my thing. I let you do yours, now you let me do mine. Come to Papa. Take it up the ramp. You know, I'm not just another pretty face. I may really know what I'm doing.

Is awesome. ROY GARBER: If he had left me alone from the beginning, it would have been even more impressive. I'll be up there to put this together. Just don't let anyone touch this thing. You have to be me. Do I also have to deal with this guy on the other side? James, how are you? - Nice to meet you. Where are we putting it? We'll put it in here on the rug if you want to come back here. Alright. Oh, it's very well packed. Where is? Where is who? The guy who made me send this here.

He said he would be here at 1:00. I'm here around 1:00. We're supposed to put this thing back together. They just told me you were going to come in and start setting it up. He told me I can't play it without him. Roy's next instructions? That guy got in my head. So I'm paying for a game we can't host because he's not here. If the seller wasn't a control freak, he would have downloaded it by now. Nobody's going to touch this until he's here. I have a party in about two hours. He told me I can't play it without him.

I love it when people say don't do anything without me and then he doesn't show up. So you can prepare it and get it ready to transport? The only thing I can do is unbutton it. I think this guy is with Roy now. Roy is here to deliver the

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game and you are not here. He doesn't want to unload it from the trailer until you get here. JASON CAMBERIS: Roy. ROY GARBER: Where the hell have you been? You said you'd be here at 1:00. Why weren't you here at 1:00? I'm here. Are you ready? This guy is an idiot.

JASON CAMBERIS: How do we see each other in time? Not good. It depends on how long it takes you to set it up. JASON CAMBERIS: Ready? He will go right here. JASON CAMBERIS: Slowly. That will work. JASON CAMBERIS: Roy will help me a little bit and he'll keep it up. ROY GARBER: Can I make a suggestion without you getting mad at me? When have you ever cared if someone was mad at you? If we put that bottom piece on it, it would be easier to keep it in place. No? Yes, he is angry. ROY GARBER: So you want to screw it in while I hold it?

I think I can handle this. I think you need to be down here to hold it. You know, Roy, I think I changed my mind. I'm going to do this alone. Why, because I'm so good at it, do I make you look bad? Oh no. If this isn't ready in time, it will be his fault, not mine. Hi Jason, how are we doing? JASON CAMBERIS: He'll be around. We are reaching the end. Roy, can you give me a hand? Now he wants my help. He's about to end the game for this guy. Hey guys, I'm getting worried.

Once you put this last nut on, you're done. We'll just get it done. If you had arrived on time, this wouldn't be a problem. Are we all ready? JASON CAMBERIS: Yes. JAMES CUCCHIARA: Let's take a look. Yes, it looks good. Will this thing turn on? JASON CAMBERIS: Should be good. It better work. JASON CAMBERIS: Come on, honey. Ah, there it is. Everything's fine. Thank you. I'm very happy to be done with this. I owe you this. Thanks again. Thank you. Alright guys, let the

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begin. NARRATOR: Seven arcade

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. The games I sell today are older.

Some of them have wheels, so they need to be secured with straps. They contain circuit boards that could break and render the game worthless. I'm in Columbus, Ohio on my way to buy some arcade games. I just hope everything goes as planned. Hey, Morgan? - Am. - Hello, Jennifer - Jenn, nice to meet you. - Pleased to meet you. - Enters. I'll show you what we're carrying. Oh God. MORGAN BECKMAN: This is our game storage area in the warehouse. This is probably the biggest piece you're taking on. These things are much bigger than I thought. Is your truck stuck?

Are you ready to go? - Yes, sir, I do. Hopefully this clicks and goes to the next level. Let's see if we can get it in there. OK. MORGAN BECKMAN: I don't think I'll make it. Jenn, crouch, press down and hold A. Yeah, if we could tilt it, we'll try to see if we can get this into the trailer. Come on, come on, stop, stop. Great, well, that's it. I got it. That's probably good. Morgan, I think I'm going to have that against that wall. OK. Ship with Jenn and you can load your own stuff. What a good offer.

I hope it fits. This is not going according to plan. How many more games do we have? Only three, but they are all big. Okay, just lower that square down. That's going to be tight. These guys must have given me the wrong dimensions. I don't think it's going to fit. Do you think it will fit in the bed of my truck? We have that forklift, correct? Yes. I solved this puzzle and made even more room in my trailer. I consider the princess saved and I'm glad everything fits together. - Pleased to meet you. - A pleasure to meet you all. - Nice to meet you. - Alright.

That took a long time. - Hello, are you Larry? - I'm Larry. I'm Jennifer. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. I hope this works. LARRY POST: These are the three. JENNIFER BRENNAN: Is there anything that can get in here? Glass, absolutely. If you touch it wrong on the edge of the concrete, it will just explode. Fantastic. Go ahead and move this one to the trailer. If this doesn't work, I'm screwed. I wonder... I don't think three will fit. I may have reserved too much space in my trailer. It doesn't give you much space there.

This is the most annoying Tetris game I have ever played. I don't think three can fit in there. Could you please move this one so I can swap some things? We could do that. If I can be creative, I can make them fit. The buyer ordered three pinball machines. I have to make this work. Well... Oh, well, it fits perfectly. Yes, that will fit. The buyer will at least be happy when he delivers the three things. You may just be happy to receive something in one piece. Two. Oh, I love that. Please be careful, big potholes.

Thank you. Thank you very much for your help. - Pleased to meet you. - Are you Vic? Nice to meet you. How are you? Nice to meet you. Good. Do you have everything there? Yes, I do. Do you want to look at them? Of course. Alright, let's see what we have. Didn't you put cardboard here to protect the glass? No, I thought about that later. Hey, she thought about that. That has to count for something. Well, that's one. You grab that side, I'll grab this side and we'll push. OK. - Put it down. - Down it.

Yes, nice and easy. I'm ready to get rid of this flamejumper. VIC MORROW: It looks good. It's download. I just hope none of this is broken. Alright, let's review everything here. The glass looks good. The bathroom is still good. The flame jumper, everything looks good. Good. Alright, let's take a look at pinball machines. OK. The glass is good. Everything looks good on that one. Doctor Who is a collectible. Perfect state. All glass secured, everything looks good. Let me press the switch. That started well. This one here looks perfect. We could have a problem here. This guy is thorough.

These have hard drives and are computer games, so if they bounce around a lot... Well... did you secure them properly? Yes. That screen doesn't look good. This is good. This one just started. Sweet. Good job. Looks like I'm going into the bonus round. There you go. I apreciate it. Thanks again. Thank you. I'm about to pick up this techno movement machine. I'm really not sure what it is. I managed to find another load on my route. It's a great dance video game machine and it's headed to North Carolina. Hi how are things? This is? Yes. This is very good.

I mean, how much does something like this cost? They usually range between $7,000 and $8,000. My God. This machine is... one of my friends really wants to borrow it. Then I'll send it to North Carolina. Looks like I ran into a bunch of rich kids. Let's see what we can do. Have you never played anything like this before? No, I've never played it. I might have to stop and play it somewhere. Are you OK? Yes maybe. Of course, it would start raining now. Just my luck. This rain will make this ramp very slippery. How does someone let you send something?

Wait. Push him. I thought we were going to lose him. I don't like this sitting here in the rain. You never know a load will jump out and bite you in the gut. Let's take this a little further. Maybe we can go the other way. Alright. Oh man. I am not going to lie. I panicked a little. I'm going to Charlotte, North Carolina, to drop off this video game. Apparently the girl I'm giving it to is number one in the country in whatever competition they do, so maybe I'll challenge her. Two cars and three days later, I finally made it.

Hi how are things? - Good. - I'm Jarrett. - I'm Laura. - Pleased to meet you. - You too. I had been looking for a machine to play since 2006. I am very excited. It's just the basics, ma'am. Why don't you tie up your load? JARRETT JOYCE: Well, if someone doesn't care, just stand in front of them so you don't let them roll down. It sucks when you have something that big. You just pray that nothing goes wrong. See how this works. This thing didn't feel stable going up stairs, even with four kids. Here we go. OK.

Thank you so much. Thank you. It was a pleasure doing business with you.