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This experience should be shown only to those of your friends or acquaintances who do not take offense at you under any circumstances. Why? But think for yourself...

Take a tin can, preferably from under concentrated condensed milk, which can be poured out by punching two holes in one of the bottoms with a clove. In the same bottom, you need to make several more of the same holes. But on the opposite side, punch a barely noticeable, small hole with a carnation.

Now you need to lower the jar into a pot of water, and on the side with several holes. After waiting a while, cover the top hole with your finger and pull the jar out of the water so that the sieve is at the bottom.

Let now one of the guys look at the bottom of the jar, under the bottom. Hold the top hole firmly with your finger. Look under the bottom yourself. Nothing special, a bank like a bank, only with holes. But one of your best friends looked under the bottom of the jar, best of all, one who loves all kinds of pranks ... Hurry, release your finger that closes the top hole!

Author: Rabiza F.V.

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