Can This Undercover Boss Handle This Heavy Machinery? | Lucky Strike Part 2

I'm here today in West Nyark, New York. I'm going undercover as a mechanic. I haven't been here in two years, so I'm super excited, not only for the company, but for myself personally. Angel? Yes. Hi, I'm Aaron. Aaron? Aaron, yes. Nice to meet you. How you doing? Nice to meet you. We're going to put you through some paces today. That's good. We're going to get you changed into a Lucky Strike uniform. Cool. The guy that makes those machines hum gets a viewpoint on what we're all about that not many people have, and I certainly don't have. They're in the mix, and I want to be in that mix. I'm going to show you how to work on a machine, just a little preventive maintenance. You just want to make sure that no matter what, when you're cleaning and servicing a machine, you want to be careful. There are parts of the machine that are heavy and that will pinch your finger. You'll get a metal splinter. It's not fun. So at all times, just be aware of what you're doing, where you're sticking your hands. Right. Okay, so from now, here you go. You'll turn the machine on here through the mechanic switch. Okay. Here. And then you'll spray. Aaron is a little bit, you know, not the specific type of mechanic that you would see. So we're going to climb up. The age factor does play a very big factor. Just be careful. Yep, there you go. It's more along the lines of getting up and down the machines constantly. It could be 2 times a day, it could be 200 times a day. You know, you want a certain person that can do that repetitively. I'm going to show you what's better to oil. Okay. I like to oil all pivot points, anything that moves or actuates. These cams need oil. Good. Here as well. Good. Inside the bronze bushings here. Just a quick dab, you don't want excessive oil, okay? From here, we're going to actuate the machine and let the oil seep in. Right. Stay right there, don't move. Give me power. This? No, the fuse, the fuse box. Oh, yeah. Up, up, okay? You're clear, correct? Yes. Watch your feet. Make sure you're not standing on any belts. Now I'm going to turn it on. Now you see, this pretty much oils itself. You just got to add it. Always 20 pins in each machine. See? All right. Just a little FYI. We don't clean the machine with a greasy towel. There you go. Now you see these cables right here? Yeah. That's where you're going to get your hands dirty. Right. Careful. So I'm like right next to Angel. His face is about 2 inches from my head, and I'm feeling the wig loosening up. Careful, don't forget those metal splinters. They will get you. Angel's looking at the side of my head. He's got to be seeing this. I'm totally freaked out. My cover's about to be blown, I know it. All right.