Watch Me Make A Gift For Every Gumball 3000 Driver

So we are making a keyring for every single driver on the Gumball Rally this year. That's a lot of work, it's over 250 keyrings. Loads of silver sheet, got to cut them all out into a circle, buff them up, file them. So the team in the workshop is myself, Jack, we've got Alva and Tommy. It's the first time Tommy and Alva are going to sort of hit the tools, but they've really got to learn on the job and get it done. How many have we got so far mate, do you know? Do you not count all these ones? Four times seven. I can't even work that out in a minute. My hands don't know that much. We're in this position every single year, aren't we, with this stuff? Yeah, but I thought we started earlier this time when we didn't. I don't know how many we've done in total, but do you think this is actually seriously possible? I don't think so, mate. Well... We'll have to do it. I know we'll have to do it. We think we've got so much time to make these keyrings, and then it comes to the actual deadline, and we look round and think nothing's really finished, so we've got a massive push today to get them all done. I'll cut everything out, Jack's going to file. Once it's done, we'll both get into buffing and we're both going to polish everything, can't we? Yeah. I'm going to get Alva on the laser, finish off the rest of them. Me and you, cut them out, file, buff, laser, polish. I don't know what time Alva's leaving as well, she's probably going to make a bullshit excuse and leave early. Another one done, Jack. Can I do some filing for a bit, my arm is buffing. Buffing, filing, anything, just need to do something different. I've got five there. I'm going to need some new files after this. Have you nicked my buff stick? He's nicked my buff stick. My buff sticks have gone again. Oh, what a coincidence, it's just there. See what I mean? Always accusing me. Thank you. How are you getting on with the lasering? Yeah, I feel like my eyes have gone. You've got to stop looking at the red line. I think I need another job. We're just sitting around waiting for Rosie, aren't we? Is there a way to make this faster? It's like cans, how many times it goes round and it engraves deeper. But the only problem is if you go too shallow, when Bobby and Jack polish it later on, you might end up eating some of it off. So you need a certain depth. Every time it goes round and does one can. The thing with Alva and Tommy, realistically, they should just be doing the packaging, making sure they've got tags on them and stuff like that. Where we're short on time, Alva's been doing the lasering, which is quite easy, you've just got to press a button. Tommy's been drilling for the first time. Again, pretty easy jobs, but they actually have been on the tools, so it's been quite funny watching them do some of that stuff as well. Are you looking forward to the gumball? Yeah, that'll be really good. Your first ever trip, what are you expecting? It's going to be an element of surprise, I think, so it'll be good. It'll be very, very good, I think it'll be good us all together. You've done good, well done. Thank you very much. The thing with these keyrings, they've got to be perfection. I want every single person on the gumball rally this year to have a keyring from us which is perfect, so they've got to be no mistakes, so there's a lot of pressure on getting these right. Shall we do these jump rings now? Do you want to help move them quickly? Yes. Bring the little thingy over, machine. There's the wire. Me and Jack sort of check everything before it goes out, so the making is down to me and Jack when it comes down to the crunch. Do you remember when we was going down the motorway and you literally jumped out of the sunroof and was going about 100 and whatever miles an hour? The picture. How bad did that hurt your back? Badly. And how many was that? 24, 24, 26, 27, 28. About 29. 29, so we're going to need... A load more. Do you want to work it out properly or just say a load more? Just a load more. What else are you looking forward to, mate? We've got one of the wonders of the world in it. Is it a make-out wonder of the world or is it a proper wonder of the world? It is. Well, no, it's not a make-out one, but it's... The ape. There's only seven wonders of the world, isn't there? Yeah. And this is meant to be the ape. I'll be the judge of that. I've seen the ninth wonder of the world as well. Where was that? When you bought a drink in... Zurich. That's so... That is so rich coming from you. What was your little saying last Gumball? It was drive all day, sleep all night. You sleep all day... No. You sleep all day. Sleep all day and party all night. Leave me alone. I'm trying to crack on, all right? Right, Bobby, I've cut some of these off. If I pass them to you, I'll start linking them on. Save me. Yeah, but I haven't even drilled yet. OK, well, start drilling then. Can Tommy drill them or something? Yeah. So why do the other stuff? Get Tommy doing the drilling. Tom? You're already drilling. Well, get some of the ones he's been drilled in. So much. Every time we leave everything late, though, it stresses me out and I don't get to enjoy... I know. ...the actual Gumball things. I'm so stressed out about... Remember last time. ...getting done or not. Don't forget last time we drove up to Scotland. At least this time we've got a... That's worse, mate. Because last time we just left when we wanted to leave. I suppose you're right. This time we've got to get a plane, so we have to leave. Didn't think about that. Did you break through the trouble? Yes, please. Thank you. I didn't make you. What? I didn't make you. You did. Thank you. That's terrible. I'm getting my hair done at seven o'clock. Do you have to get it done? But it's far away, so I was leaving at four. Four? What are you having it done in Cornwall or something? Oh, that's the biggest load of lies I've ever heard in my life. I was getting my hair done. At, like, four o'clock. But you've got to leave at four. You are joking, aren't you? No, she's leaving at four o'clock for a seven o'clock appointment. Who's going to press... Who's going to press the laser? Alba always leaves early. But she's got to get her hair done and stuff like that. But I suppose her job is the gifting suite. It's not actually making the key rings. So I sort of understand where she's coming from. You'll turn up with a big bouffant in the morning. I thought you were talking to me, then. Jack will have a bigger bouffant. I haven't even been able to get my hair cut yet, have I? What are you doing? I'll have to get it cut later. My mum had to cut it or something, wouldn't she? Over a bowl. I'll cut it for you, mate. I reckon the lovers ought to get their hair cut tonight. So I've got to rely on Jack, Tommy and Alba. But with them, at 5.30, they're going to walk out the door. So wherever these key rings are at 5.30, it's down to me to get them finished. I'm like the last one on the tools to get everything done. Shall we say that again? How are you feeling about being in the car? You weren't in the car last time, were you? No, no. Last time it was Bobby and Jack. This time I'm in the car. And he's obviously... Alba's doing the in-between stuff, which she's doing this time. I'm a little bit worried. Why? It's fast, right? I know it's... I see my kids flash by my eyes when we're driving along. And it's just too fast. What does Bobby call your car? He calls it the Tiggle. The Tiggle? Do you know what I notice? They drive very close to each other. It's like... Bobby's fuming that I've got to get my hair done, though. I know. I don't want to leave at half five like I always do. I told Kylie we'd be home. Tommy will walk out at 5.30 like nothing's even bothering him. Don't tell him, though. My lips are sealed. Should we start getting some of these polished? OK. We've just got a load up there. I'll see if we can put them up. Just get them polished and then it's Sankill's done, innit? Yeah, just do them up there. Like done ones, yeah? Both sides? Yeah, both sides. You're going to hate me, but I've got to go. Already? Yeah. So you're already starting now? No, I've got to get my hair done. Right, then I'm ready. Lovely time. There we go. You do know I can't believe we're much later tonight, didn't you? Oh, here he goes. Now he's chucking it in. You know, it's Thursday. I told you. Yeah, but like... Don't leave me at 5.30 as well. It won't be 5.30. It'll probably be like... Like? 5.45. No, I'm joking. Seriously. Mate, you know. You know. I'm going to be here all night. Mate, I'll be in early. See you later. Bye. See you later. Have a lovely night. See you in like, all of that, yeah? I'll be letting you pass this. I'll be letting you pass. I was going to turn it on. In fact, I was going to turn it on. You do the maths. I've done mine. See you in the morning, yeah? Shall I meet you at the airport? No. You're not. You're coming in, yeah? See you in the morning. Goodnight, mate. Did you hit it? No. Unfortunately, I do feel really bad, though. Because I actually have... I'll come out a bit later. But I have got to be back. But I'll be in early in the morning. Five o'clock starts, mate, yeah? Five o'clock, yeah. Right. I'll say I've seen my son. I'm going to put him in a dump car. No, 200 to go. Yeah. You are. I've got to go, mate. See you in the morning. Tommy and I are going to have to come in early, early. I'll be in early. This all needs polishing. No. No, I'll be in early. I'll probably still be here. In the same position. Do you want to think I'll split you up before I go? No, let's go. Right. Get in early, though, mate. Please. I promise you. Five. Please. So, it's now one o'clock in the morning. Everybody's gone now. Even the cameraman's gone. So, hence I'm doing the filming. Doesn't look like we're going to get any sleep at all. But the good thing is there's only four hours. Jack's coming back in at five o'clock in the morning. And then we've just got that final push to make sure all 250 of these tags are done. So, looking forward to it. Jack and Alva, should we start putting stuff in the bag? Or are we going to run out of time? Yep, OK. Get the bags? Carry them for you? Right, I think just put them in the clear bags. And then obviously when we get out there, we need to put the labels on. So, there's 250 key rings, which all we've got to do now because Jack's been polishing quite a lot. Alva's been putting all the stickers on. Just need to put them in these bags so we can travel with them. And then when we get to Vietnam, Alva's organised all the tags, the envelopes. It's all been printed out there, packaging out there. Yeah, a lot more presentable once we get there, but still a lot of work. And we are leaving in, like, one hour. Not long. It felt like last year we had more people, more boys to help us with it. Like, nothing like that. Yeah, but then last year we built the stand there as well. And that had TVs, that had lights, so that was a bit stressful. But this year we've got it all just being built for us. I think last year, like, it was just down to us when we left. But with a plane, it's like, you can't just turn up to the plane two hours late. Another thing though, you could just pack your boot up and stuff. You could just think of jumping in your boot. Yeah, it was easy. Now I'm thinking what sort of case to take. Yeah, I hate all that, yeah. So, we've not got a lot left. Got another 150 downstairs. Pack them up and then we're done.