Tim: Welcome to Green Week here on Tool Time.
Al: That's right. We're going to be demonstrating how you can use recycled material to build a beautiful home like this.
Tim: The walls in this home are made out of recycled paper. The studs from recycled old cars. Studs from old cars. That clears up the mystery. I used to be an old car.
Al: All right. Well, we're gonna show you how you can use old tires and aluminum cans to build walls.
Tim: It's very simple, actually. You stack your tires like so. To stabilize them, put a little dirt in there... like that.
Al: Making sure to put aluminum cans in the holes before you put the dirt in.
Tim: Use light beer cans, and your wall's less filling.
Al: You know, our friends in the animal kingdom have been using recycled materials to build their homes since the beginning of time.
Tim: How many friends do you have in the animal kingdom? "Oh, look, the hippo's coming over, bringing that casserole I like." "Oh, look. I'll play charades with the cheetah."
Al: You know, the African hornbill builds his own nest out of his own dung.
Tim: That's an interesting piece of news, isn't it? It means, if you go to his house, you can actually say this without him getting mad: "Boy! This house smells just like..."
Al: Tim.