Ryan Montgomery

So I could, you know, let's say it's Christmas or let's say it's a holiday or let's say I'm a dangerous person.

I could sit in the backseat of someone's car, wait for them to get in it and make someone's worst fear come true.

So, you know, luckily, which I'll explain this over here.

Luckily, this is not something that's easy to get your hands on right now.

You can buy one of these devices for $170, but it's not going to be much more than something that could turn a TV on or off.

Or like last night in the place that you guys put me in, I hacked the light in there, where I could turn the light on and off, and I could change the speed of the fan in the room, just for fun.

I thought...

as much content as I can get out here, I'm going to do it.

So this device can do that type of stuff, but it isn't going to open a garage door or hack a car like I just showed you here.

The same method with a garage door is identical to what I just showed you with this key fob.

So my advice to everyone, including you, Tucker, is if your garage connects to your house, deadbolt that thing like it's your front door.

Because it just takes a sophisticated enough criminal to jam signals and then open your garage door and enter your house.

So I'm sure you're a believer in protecting yourself with firearms.

That's the next step.

You take technology out and then you have the hands-on and what your other solutions are.

They work well.

They're better than 5G.

You can put a revolver right up against somebody.

You don't have to worry about that.

So this is called a Nyan Box, and this is an interesting invention.