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**Title:** Attempting to Walk on Water with DIY Methods
**Summary:**
* A person, likely a YouTube creator, attempts to walk on water using various DIY methods after being inspired by someone who seemingly achieved it.
* They design and test multiple contraptions, including:
1. Water shoes made from gallons, spaghetti, and Styrofoam.
2. Modified skateboard "floatboards" with spaghetti coating and attached sneakers.
* Despite initial optimism, both methods face challenges, including:
+ Struggling with weight support
+ Difficulty securing feet
+ Water seepage into the contraptions
* Although the creator comes closest to achieving the goal, ultimately, **no method fully succeeds in allowing them to walk on water**.
* The video ends with a challenge to viewers: if the video reaches 300,000 likes, a "part two" with a potentially more successful (and expensive) method will be created.
Here are the extracted key facts in short sentences, numbered for reference:
1. **Project Goal**: The goal is to create a method to walk on water.
2. **Materials Used**:
* Gallons (cut off)
* Spaghetti
* Organizing boxes
* Skateboards (with wheels removed)
* Styrofoam
* Silver tape
* Flip-flops
* Colored pool balls
* Enamel paint
3. **Method Development Process**:
* Initial idea involved using gallons as flotation devices.
* Experimented with various materials to enhance flotation.
* Developed two main approaches: "Box Method" and "Skateboard Method".
4. **Box Method Details**:
* Utilized organizing boxes with trapped air for buoyancy.
* Enhanced with silver tape for durability.
* Incorporated pool balls for additional floatation.
5. **Skateboard Method Details**:
* Converted skateboards into boards by removing wheels.
* Applied spaghetti for a coating effect.
* Integrated with silver tape for increased resilience.
6. **Customization**:
* Created custom "Mega Man boots" using styrofoam and silver tape.
* Added spaghetti for sealing.
7. **Testing Phase**:
* Initial tests showed difficulty with weight and securing feet.
* Adjustments were made, including securing feet with silver tape.
8. **Outcome**:
* The methods partially succeeded in floating but not fully in walking on water due to weight issues.
* The "Skate 3,000 method" showed more promise but still had limitations.
9. **Future Plans**:
* If the video reaches 300,000 likes, a part two will be created, potentially investing up to 1 million reais to develop a successful method.