HARLEY: For many years, I've walked one path.
As an inventor and innovator of epic foods, I've changed the
game of cooking and eating.
Now it's time for me to forge a new path and, maybe, change
the world that we live in.
I've created a new show that lets me use my powers
of innovative thinking to help people in need.
The concept is simple: I talk to people,
I figure out what their problems are,
then I invent groundbreaking products to solve them
and generate as much profit as possible.
Can a show change the world?
We're about to find out.
Welcome to "Inventerprise".
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HARLEY: Inventerprise is inspiration.
What we're doing here is not just inventing.
My mission isn't just to push the boundaries
of what we think we can do or can't do.
My mission is to inspire people, motivate those around me,
and, while doing so, help a friend and a colleague.
HARLEY: It's a little before 6:30 a.m.
I'm trying to call Jasmeet, a.k.a. "Jus Reign".
This is one of my best buds from the internet,
and the reason I want to have this video call with him
is 'cause I want to pull some information.
I don't want to just go and make the guy something random
that he's going to be like "Why would you
make this for me?" I want to figure out
something that he needs, 'cause I want to be certain
that it's the right thing.
"Watch me.
Hold me.
Love me."
He needs love.
[Incoming call tune]
HARLEY: I know he sleeps with his computer.
JASMEET: What's up?
HARLEY: Hey. I know it's early.
Where are you at these days?
What's going on these days?
JASMEET: Well, you know me.
I'm just out here, just doing a lot, um...
doing all sorts of...
fun and innovative...
things.
HARLEY: I wrote, "Work, work, work, work, work."
JASMEET: [Chuckles] Yep.
That's me.
HARLEY: Who are you hanging out with these days?
JASMEET: Uh... Man, a lot of people in my squad,
they'll come and hang out.
A lot of my buddies.
HARLEY: Yeah, lots of buddies.
JASMEET: Lot of peeps.
People in the squad.
HARLEY: Yeah, people in your squad.
Jasmeet is lying to me.
I don't care about the words coming out of his mouth.
I'm looking into his eyes, and I see sadness.
I have another question.
JASMEET: Yeah?
HARLEY: What makes you happy?
JASMEET: Uh... When you're-- What makes me happy is...
What makes me happy?
You know, when-- when...
Let's see. Uh...
Cuddles, et cetera...
HARLEY: Cuddles?
JASMEET: Yeah, cuddles are comforting.
HARLEY: Yeah.
JASMEET: Just not giving a care about anything else
for the moment and just being in the moment.
I just want to be enveloped by another human.
HARLEY: If I wasn't on a video call, I'd hold you right now
and say everything's going to be okay.
Sounds like you're not scheduling some chilling time.
JASMEET: Yeah.
HARLEY: Before the conversation even ended, I was feeling
one thing, and one thing only: "Couch?"
[Ding]
HARLEY: You know what, Jas?
I know what needs to be done.
♪♪
HARLEY: So I know we're going to be building Jasmeet
a couch... but the couch has already been invented.
How do you reinvent an invention?
You ask lots of people for their best ideas,
and then you steal those ideas and call it "research".
[Music intensifies]
♪♪
HARLEY: Once you sit on this leather couch in the hot sun,
it's really... It's a bad idea.
Young man, what's it going to take to get you to come sit
on this couch over here with me on the back of this truck?
MAN: Hey, man.
HARLEY: Hey. How are you?
MAN: I'm doing alright.
How are you doing?
HARLEY: I'm fine.
Thank you for asking.
Do you like sitting on couches?
WOMAN: Yes.
HARLEY: Let's say you're a lonely man.
MAN: Okay.
HARLEY: Let's say you can make the perfect couch.
And you could do anything you wanted to this couch.
MAN: Anything to my couch?
HARLEY: Yeah. What would you do?
MAN: Man, that's a good one.
MAN: Um...
HARLEY: That word, say it.
You thought it, but you didn't say it.
Say it. Be comfortable.
MAN: Uh...
HARLEY: That word. Say it again.
MAN: Which word?
HARLEY: The word that you're not saying that you want to say.
WOMAN: Maybe, like, some video-game controllers
or something.
WOMAN: Music. If it had, like, some sort of speakers or...
HARLEY: Headphones?
WOMAN: Ooh! Yeah!
MAN: Maybe also a microwave.
WOMAN: Maybe, like, a side table - one that comes out like this.
HARLEY: Like on an airplane?
WOMAN: Yeah. Yeah!
HARLEY: If you were down, what would make you happier
to have on a couch?
MAN: Fill it with food.
HARLEY: "Food."
WOMAN: Some food accessibilities - fridge, freezer...
MAN: A sort of strong-light box - to cheer you up,
you know, in winter.
Does that work?
HARLEY: Mood lighting?
MAN: Yeah.
HARLEY: That absolutely works.
I want you to suggest things that might be considered stupid.
It's so stupid, just say it.
It might be genius.
WOMAN: Maybe, like, a drum kit.
MAN: Why don't we put a vacuum machine under the couch
and use it to vacuum the living room?
HARLEY: [Laughs] MAN: Is this... good enough?
HARLEY: What else do you need from a couch?
MAN: Imagine the couch would just embrace you
when you get there, give you a nice big ol' hug.
HARLEY: Wow.
♪♪
[Music picks up]
♪♪
HARLEY: Research Phase One is complete.
I've got all the ideas I need to get started.
It's time to get into the workshop with my crew.
Do I have a plan?
Do I know exactly what I'm doing?
Absolutely not.
All I know?
Perfect time to start inventing.
♪♪
ROB: We got the call from Harley.
He said that he needed our skills for a project that
he was throwing together and that he couldn't
say much about it.
Usually, if he's in the driver's seat, uh...
JOE: We just hang on and, uh, enjoy the ride.
ROB: Yeah, hang on for the ride.
♪♪
HARLEY: Let me tell you something about these two guys.
Are they underachievers? Yeah.
Are they smart?
Barely.
Are they skilled?
Not even close enough for what we need.
But I'm going to use them and not even pay them properly.
♪♪
♪♪
♪♪
HARLEY: This is the "Inventerplex",
the lab, the shop.
This is where our ideas and our hard work will make love and
give birth to awesome things - like a couch.
Everything you see is yours...
except for that freezer over there.
This doesn't belong to you.
This is filled with bacon.
It's for "Epic Meal Time".
♪♪
ROB: Harley knows, you know, we'll do pretty much whatever
it takes to help him out.
JOE: If he told me to jump off a bridge, I would do so gladly.
I would shoot myself in the face and swan-dive backwards
into a lake.
ROB: I'll throw a grenade into the water after him,
just to make sure he's done.
[Music intensifies]
HARLEY: This is not a how-to show.
It's not a DIY show.
You get to see the lab, you get to see my crew,
and you get to see what we're going to build.
You don't get to see how we build it, 'cause
that's just stupid inventing!
♪♪
HARLEY: More than anything in the world, Jas needs
to be held.
For this invention to truly make him happy,
I've got to take it to the next level.
I need to invent the world's first hugging couch.
♪♪
HARLEY: Hugging.
Cuddling.
Embracing.
I Googled all of these words with "professional" and "expert"
added into it, and the same man kept popping up -
either 'cause he's the best or 'cause he's the only person
that offers this service.
Either way, I'm going to see him right now.
Hasnain Mirza is a professional cuddler.
HASNAIN: Hi.
HARLEY: Hi. I'm Harley.
How are you?
HASNAIN: Hi. I'm Hasnain.
Come on in.
HARLEY: Thank you.
Through his website, CuddleMe.ca, lonely people
like Jasmeet can pay for Hasnain to cuddle them
by the hour.
I want his expertise to help give my hugging couch
the magic touch.
So, what do you do?
HASNAIN: Well, as a professional, I'm a respiratory
therapist in the intensive care unit.
One thing that struck me was the amount of loneliness
that there is in the hospital, so this is CuddleMe, and
I created this on the side so that I can help people out
who are feeling, you know, sad, alone, and people
who need affection.
HARLEY: As a cuddling, hugging expert, what would
you think of an invention that hugs you?
HASNAIN: That's a very interesting project.
HARLEY: Would it work if it wasn't a human cuddling?
HASNAIN: This is a mechanical cuddle versus a human cuddle.
It's completely different.
It'll be a very interesting experience, but it's not going
to be as warm, and as soft, and as authentic as
another human being.
HARLEY: Okay. Well, how about you just lie to me?
It's obvious Hasnain doesn't want my hugging couch to work.
I get it - it would put his side business out of business.
But, while I'm here, I want to find out for myself what makes
Hasnain's hugs so magical.
So, how much does a cuddle session cost?
HASNAIN: Ninety dollars for sixty minutes.
HARLEY: Okay.
HASNAIN: So just put your head down right here. Yeah.
HARLEY: Don't rush me.
HASNAIN: All you've got to do is concentrate on your breathing.
HARLEY: I can only concentrate on how many faces have been
on this pillow, maybe.
HASNAIN: It's all about being comfortable and just being
yourself at all times.
HARLEY: Out of my entire life, this is somehow the craziest
thing I've ever done.
HASNAIN: Really?
HARLEY: Yeah.
I can't describe it.
HASNAIN: [Chuckles] HARLEY: Do you have other,
different cuddling?
HASNAIN: What you could do is you could hug the pillow.
HARLEY: When you cuddle, people cuddle you back?
HASNAIN: Yeah, for sure.
It's a give-and-go.
Cuddling is sexualized a little too much.
HARLEY: Yeah, it's true.
HASNAIN: That's it. It's just-- HARLEY: Like, if it wasn't
so weird to people and the people watching at home,
I'd be like "Let's take our shirt off."
HASNAIN: Well, no, no, 'cause we like to keep it professional.
HARLEY: No. Yeah, that's crazy.
HASNAIN: Do you want to try another position?
HARLEY: Do I?
HASNAIN: Yeah.
Just relax your legs.
Ease your breathing.
HARLEY: Hey, Has?
HASNAIN: Yeah?
HARLEY: The universe is so big, eh?
HASNAIN: It's so big.
HARLEY: Has?
HASNAIN: Yeah?
HARLEY: Do people ever try and have sex with you
when you're doing this?
HASNAIN: No, no.
When we start the session, there's a legal contract
prior to service starting.
HARLEY: Hey, Has?
HASNAIN: Yeah? What's up, man?
HARLEY: I never signed this contract.
HASNAIN: [Sigh]
♪♪
JOE: We're making a couch for Jasmeet, who has no idea
what's going on.
ROB: We've got a YouTuber in need, so we're going to build
something that's definitely going to really bring him
out of the funk.
HARLEY: Everything we're doing here is about
the "triple P".
We're going to Patent it, we're going to Produce it,
and we're going to Profit.
I can't guarantee the last two Ps, but everything
I do come up with, I will patent.
♪♪
[Music fades out]
HARLEY: Alright. So now I know I'm going to be inventing
the very first hugging couch.
The question is "How?" First thing that comes to mind?
Space-grade robotic technology.
Now, I don't want to be the guy that starts
the robot apocalypse, so I'm going to see a
robotics expert right now, because the 15th rule of
robotics is "Safety first."
♪♪
HARLEY: Hey. What's up?
ANQI: Hey! Harley?
HARLEY: Anqi Xu studies cognitive human-robot
interaction.
His expertise fits in perfectly with what I'm trying to invent.
Our meeting starts off great.
Anqi seems to understand exactly what I'm looking for.
I want the couch to do what you're doing.
ANQI: Alright.
♪♪
ANQI: Just so that I understand correctly, we already have
a couch that has this hugging mechanism, right?
HARLEY: No. We have a couch.
ANQI: We have a couch.
HARLEY: I want you to make this couch detect people's feelings
and then hug them.
ANQI: Okay.
HARLEY: Without crushing them.
ANQI: Without crushing them.
HARLEY: Here's what I need.
I want you to give me a round number on how long it'll take,
how much it'll cost.
I want top-of-the-line, high-grade materials -
like, space, you know?
You can send this into space.
What's this couch going to cost?
ANQI: IP, hardware, labor, all-inclusive...
at least 75 to 100,000 dollars for the whole thing.
And probably six months.
♪♪
HARLEY: Anqi and his robotic expertise are now
officially off this project.
It's now up to me to develop the hugging technology for the
world's first hugging couch.
This is exactly what trailblazing feels like.
♪♪
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♪♪
HARLEY: Yes!
Yes!
It's perfect.
I'm going to call Jasmeet.
I'm comfortable having him be comfortable on this couch.
♪♪
JASMEET: I'm on the way to see Harley.
Apparently, he invented something for me.
I'm extremely nervous.
Extremely, extremely nervous.
I just hope it's not, like, a big human-sized hamster wheel,
and he just puts me in there to generate energy for his house
or something.
HARLEY: Jas! My man!
JASMEET: Harley!
HARLEY: How was the flight?
JASMEET: Man...
do you really care?
HARLEY: No, not really.
JASMEET: Yeah.
HARLEY: Welcome to the Inveterplex.
JASMEET: This is amazing.
HARLEY: Head on in.
[Ripping] JASMEET: So, wait. Why would you
put up a tent if it was going to be behind the door?
HARLEY: Stay focused.
JASMEET: Okay.
HARLEY: In a few moments from this moment,
we'll be in the future.
JASMEET: Well, technically, that's true, because...
you know, it'll be a few seconds in the future.
♪♪
[Music intensifies]
HARLEY: Here it is - the world's first
Computer Operated User Controlled Hugging Couch,
the "COUCH couch"!
JASMEET: Um...
HARLEY: Equipped with refrigeration capabilities,
LED mood lighting, exclusive microwave,
video-game entertainment console, headphones
for complete auditory escape, air conditioning,
a tray table like flying business class.
Jasmeet is sad and lonely and desperately needs to be held.
He's not expecting a couch.
He's also not expecting a hug, but he'll be getting both.
I didn't call it the "hugging couch" 'cause it only offers up
lounge seating!
JASMEET: Okay...
Okay. Okay.
HARLEY: Speechless?
JASMEET: Wow.
HARLEY: Listen, it's not the first mind I've blown.
Have a seat.
I want you to flip this switch right here.
JASMEET: I'm not going to...
HARLEY: No, nothing.
JASMEET: ...get ejected, or...?
HARLEY: No... A.C.
JASMEET: Alright, that's kind of cool, but--
HARLEY: Right? Now you're getting a nice little breeze
on your coffee.
JASMEET: Yeah, I'm getting a nice breeze just on
my one right thigh.
HARLEY: So maybe you're wondering if I'm underwhelmed
by Jasmeet's reaction.
Let me explain something to you.
Jasmeet is not a 16-year-old girl
getting a Porsche.
He's not going to be jumping up and down and screaming.
What you are looking at right now is a full-grown man
with his mind blown.
JASMEET: Follow you to the back?
HARLEY: No, no, no.
Bro... relax.
JASMEET: Okay. I'm just-- HARLEY: You actually get time
to relax now.
JASMEET: Alright.
HARLEY: For your gaming experience?
Headphones.
This is a problem I never really considered in my life.
JASMEET: Yeah, good thing you made turban-friendly
headphones, man.
HARLEY: Don't even worry about the turban.
JASMEET: Alright. Okay.
So turban's off for this couch.
Got it.
HARLEY: You want to stay...
JASMEET: Whoa. What is this?
HARLEY: ...oxygenated?
We have an oxygen tank hooked up in the back.
Look at that.
JASMEET: I just feel suffocated.
[Sigh] HARLEY: Okay, check this out.
You stay hydrated.
This nipple is difficult.
JASMEET: Yeah, I'll give you a second with that.
HARLEY: No one's put their lips on it yet. I promise.
JASMEET: Mm.
HARLEY: Suck on it. Drink.
The first one is the hardest one.
JASMEET: [Splutters] Ah.
That requires way too much effort for very little return.
HARLEY: Alright.
This is the part that, when I got off the phone with you...
JASMEET: Yeah.
HARLEY: ...when we were done our video call...
JASMEET: Right.
HARLEY: ...I gathered that, you know, maybe you don't
have people that will just hold you and tell you
everything's going to be okay.
JASMEET: Why would you assume that?
HARLEY: You didn't actually say that, but--
JASMEET: Is that the vibe I give off, or...?
HARLEY: Yeah.
JASMEET: Got it.
HARLEY: So, what I want you to do now...
JASMEET: Mm-hmm?
HARLEY: ...is not just embrace the future...
but have the future embrace you.
[Electric motor humming]
HARLEY: Put both your hands behind you.
Right here, like this.
JASMEET: This is the weirdest shit I've ever...
HARLEY: Right there.
Press these buttons.
JASMEET: Why would you make this so complicated?
HARLEY: Press those.
Keep going.
Now pull the arms back.
[Humming continues]
JASMEET: [Sigh] I don't remember the last time
I was this uncomfortable.
HARLEY: The couch is holding you.
JASMEET: Did you chop off a sex doll's arm, or...?
That's exactly what you did, isn't it?
Oh, God.
I mean, I understand he's, like, motivated, and wants to make
an impact on people's lives, and has a good heart, I guess,
but I really don't understand how he got from that
initial conversation to that cluster-[Bleep] of a couch.
HARLEY: Taquitos?
JASMEET: Oh.
So we just wait for this?
[Microwave beeping]
JASMEET: Did I just get a shitload of radiation just now?
Has this thing been properly hooked up?
HARLEY: You walk around with your cellphone in
your pocket all the time.
Here. Have a taquito.
JASMEET: It's, like, still cold.
HARLEY: Remember, this is a prototype.
Is it perfect?
No, because perfection is not one of the three Ps.
Is it better than any couch Jasmeet has ever sat on
in his entire life?
Yes.
By far.
Oh, forgot.
Also, in there...
JASMEET: Is it a footrest for the fridge?
HARLEY: No, no.
Robo vacuum cleaner.
Artificial intelligence.
JASMEET: Mm.
[Vacuum beeping]
HARLEY: Cleanup time.
JASMEET: No [Bleep]ing way, dude!
Let's test it out.
[Laughing]
[Both laughing]
JASMEET: One thing I really did like, though, was that little
vacuum cleaner.
That's, like, a thing I could actually use, you know?
Bye, little guy!
JASMEET: I'll probably just leave the couch and just
take the vacuum.
HARLEY: The couch cooks, the couch cleans,
the couch caresses.
You don't even have a person in your life that does that
for you.
JASMEET: No. Thanks, Harley.
HARLEY: You're welcome.
JASMEET: Wow. I flew all the way out... from Toronto...
for a vacuum.
HARLEY: Yo, Jas, these are the guys I was telling you about.
They built this couch.
JOE & ROB: Good to meet you.
HARLEY: This is Rob, Joey...
ROB: Cheers.
Ahhhh!
[Music intensifies]
♪♪
HARLEY: Invention one?
Knocked it out of the park.
Blew someone's mind.
Once Jasmeet saw the couch, I didn't care about anything.
I nailed it.
Now it's about the next person I'm going to help.
Inventerprise isn't about the final product or how
we got to the final product.
Inventerprise is about inspiring people.
Everyone has ideas.
What I'm trying to do is inspire and motivate you.
You can invent, too.
I'm not going to show you how to invent.
I'm here to tell you, "Hey, you should invent."
When was the last time someone told you to invent?
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