haha i love the outburst of freestyle. but how IS bubblewrap made?

These just get better and better.

I think my favorite part was "two boys."

matisyawho?

spit that fire.

Awww amir you sounded so mean in the beginning!! I LIKE IT! lol

it's been said before, but watching these is like watching that nerdy kid that i was during my youth and the 'friend' that kept me just a few degrees cooler than i actually was.

now I'm going to be thinking about bubble wrap all day....I seriously need to get a life......

Do I see a new sound card? XD

I used to work for the company the invented bubble wrap, so I feel compelled to dispel all mystery regarding its production.

Bubble Wrap was invented in the late 60's, originally intended at a wall covering. When one of the guys working on it realized that it could be used to protect shipments and they stopped smoking enough to realize that BW as wallpaper would suck, its use as packaging was born.

To make it they extrude a thin layer of plastic (varying thickness and mixture of plastics to change the qualities of the wrap) and send it over a large cylinder with holes in it that are the size of the bubbles. The holes each have a vacuum to draw the film into the cavities. As that formed film leaves the cylinder it is laminated to a second sheet of plastic, thus trapping or 'sealing' the air inside. Hence, we get the name of the company that first created it, Sealed Air Corp.

Btw, rolling over a bunch of bubble wrap with a fork truck is wildly entertaining.

Amir is so great. Amir is so great, G-R-E-A-T. Amir is so great.
Great is such a funny word.

oh and i want to see Amir Freestyle. why oh why did you tell him to stop?!?!?!?!?

Wait, how DO you spell bubble wrap? I need to do some research.

Dude, that was hot!

Is Amir growing a beard?

Found this on Google:
"Bubble Wrap manufacturing starts as polyethylene resin, in the form of beads about the size of pea gravel. The beads go into an extruder - a long cylinder with a screw inside that runs its entire length. As the screw is turned, heat builds up and the resin melts into a liquid that is squeezed out of the cylinder into two stacked sheets of clear plastic film. One layer of the film is wrapped around a drum with holes punched in it, and suction is applied drawing one web of film into the holes that form the bubbles. The second layer of film is then laminated over the first so that when the two films are joined, they stick together and trap the air in the bubbles."
Source: virtual-bubblewrap.com/how.shtml

Talk about over-thinking bubblewrap! Ha Ha!

HILARIOUS! Love Amir's look at the very beginning.

Amir needs to get into a studio asap!

On a more critical note, this episode only proves that College Humor is willing to pay for just about anything. I absolutely love most of the sketches, but there are some that should never have been posted. And fanboys aside, I think we all have a pretty good idea which sketches simply don't work.

I'm not trying to be any more of a dick than I already am, but I just get a little tired of seeing everybody go absolutely nuts over anything and everything that Jake & Amir do.

I don't think someone got enough hugs when they were younger.....

ITS JUST MAGIC DONT QUESTION IT....GOD u ASS HAT

amir its not that simple