Rober is an engineer and inventor from Sunnyvale, California, who’s dedicated his life to science. After receiving a BA and Master’s degrees in engineering, he joined NASA and worked there for 9 years. In his free time, he also worked on his own ideas, and even founded and sold his own company.

While science and engineering have always fascinated Mark, he knows STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) isn’t as accessible for others. That’s why he also started his own YouTube channel, where he makes pranks, builds machines and explores scientific ideas in fun, approachable ways.

So far, he’s invented a prank to make your friends think you can pull a watermelon whole out of its shell, powered up an electric car with melons, created a glow wall, and invented a glitter trap for package thieves.

Mark’s approach to science is relaxed and fun. He proves that science isn’t just for serious grown-ups in lab coats. In fact, with a little bit of creativity, science can be for everybody.  

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The unaware customers didn’t know that there are hidden cameras all over the place and that Adam’s job was to do his task in a most terrible way possible. This, of course, led to several hilarious and highly amusing situations.

 After being really helpful and providing instructions to one lady on where to find Christmas decorations, Adam got his first customers. Two women approached his desk and asked to get three gifts wrapped agreeing to “express service.”

They soon realized their mistake and decided to call the store’s manager to look into Adam’s lousy gift wrapping. When that didn’t help, they just decided to stop trying and watched in disbelief. Others customers soon followed, making this an amusing day for Adam and all of us who get to watch their reactions.

If you want to know what happens when wrapping gifts goes terribly wrong, check out the video below.

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Rober is an engineer and inventor from Sunnyvale, California, who’s dedicated his life to science. After receiving a BA and Master’s degrees in engineering, he joined NASA and worked there for 9 years. In his free time, he also worked on his own ideas, and even founded and sold his own company.

While science and engineering have always fascinated Mark, he knows STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) isn’t as accessible for others. That’s why he also started his own YouTube channel, where he makes pranks, builds machines and explores scientific ideas in fun, approachable ways.

So far, he’s invented a prank to make your friends think you can pull a watermelon whole out of its shell, powered up an electric car with melons, created a glow wall, and invented a glitter trap for package thieves.

Mark’s approach to science is relaxed and fun. He proves that science isn’t just for serious grown-ups in lab coats. In fact, with a little bit of creativity, science can be for everybody.  

The post Mark Rober Uses Science… For Fun! appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The unaware customers didn’t know that there are hidden cameras all over the place and that Adam’s job was to do his task in a most terrible way possible. This, of course, led to several hilarious and highly amusing situations.

 After being really helpful and providing instructions to one lady on where to find Christmas decorations, Adam got his first customers. Two women approached his desk and asked to get three gifts wrapped agreeing to “express service.”

They soon realized their mistake and decided to call the store’s manager to look into Adam’s lousy gift wrapping. When that didn’t help, they just decided to stop trying and watched in disbelief. Others customers soon followed, making this an amusing day for Adam and all of us who get to watch their reactions.

If you want to know what happens when wrapping gifts goes terribly wrong, check out the video below.

The post Watch What Happens When Wrapping Gifts Goes Terribly Wrong appeared first on PlayJunkie.