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Cinco's latest product is a vending machine-sized database that runs on tap water and requires an eight-digit code just to watch a single Tairy Greene show.
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I can't even operate my vcr at homeinmy con-Deau
Boolzai
Ya hit the nail on the head
All the food is poison
This is just genius. Possibly the most impractical Cinco design yet. Even just its base design...the screen is the size of a small computer screen, and it's positioned 6ft high, completely out of line with a sitting down point of view.
Imagine, being able to not use your sink, for 80 dollars. It does however, have a screen. And it will play videos. But, at what cost my friend, at what cost?

This sketch parodies infomercials by featuring the absurdly impractical "Tairy Greene Machine," a Cinco product that contains every work by actor Tairy Greene. Eric arrives at Tim's condo with his hands wrapped in bandages, having sliced them open. Tim demonstrates the machine, which is positioned awkwardly high, requires Tairy Tokens to operate, needs carefully calibrated tap water temperature, and demands users type in eight-digit codes to access shows like "The Snuggler," "Little Dancin' Man," and "The Hoses." The sketch includes cutaways to Tairy Greene's various fictional works, with celebrity cameos performing songs about the shows. The machine exemplifies Cinco's trademark of creating the most impractical products possible.

The episode originally aired as the season's ninth episode on April 25, 2010, but is officially labeled as the sixth episode on Adult Swim's website. The sketch features enhanced sound effects of Tim mixing caramel with popcorn and Eric in pain with tape-wrapped hands. The Tairy Greene Machine is described as running on "Greene technology" and is incompatible with most sinks.

PersonRole
Tim HeideckerTim HeideckerDirector
Jonathan KriselDirector
Eric WareheimEric WareheimDirector
Tim HeideckerTim HeideckerWriter
Eric WareheimEric WareheimWriter