player. reporter: johnson played football at the university of miami, never making it to the nfl, but signing instead with the calgary stampeders in the canadian football league. it was a defining time for me because it was making 300 bucks a week canadian, living on like spaghetti-os. reporter: he was cut after two months. hitting rock bottom johnson decided to build his body and join the wwe. you are arguably one of the most successful wrestlers ever. you now are nailing all these roles, and not many people transition at all, let alone rise to the top in both. what is your explanation for how you did that? always remembering the work that it takes. so just because you re successful at something doesn t mean that your fans are going to follow you, doesn t mean that the fans are going to go to the box office go see your movies, watch your tv show. you ve got to put in the work. so, i was very fortunate. reporter: and now it s time for the rock lightning round. go-to karaoke s
it is sort of a spinoff of unwrapped . we do a re-create it round. we have seen the twinkitwinkies chefs must duplicate the way it looks and tastes. the round one you have to re-create the twinkie. why do it? they are already perfect. we had a guy do a hostess cupcake. it looked like it came right off the assembly line. did it taste like it, too? it actually tasted a little better. 30 minutes on your mark get set go. we don t eliminate on the contest. everybody stays. it is first, second and third place. then they have to take the ingredient and do something sweet or savory.
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me, how do they know what i want to buy, number one, and what if i decide in the end i don t want to buy that? so it s called predictive. one part of the algorithm is predictive analysis. they know what you re going to be buying. they already know your buying behavior. for instance, you were telling me before that you order spaghetti. not for me. for my kids. you have it three times a day. so if they already know you ve ordered it six times over the past nine weeks already, they re going to get the product staged. they re going to get it geographically near you. the moment you re about to purchase it, they re going to estimate it and ship it to you. what difference does that make, really? i m an amazon prime member. pretty much i get my stuff in one or two days anyway. what about the cost? so what if i decide suddenly i like spaghetti-os with franks now? everyone wants things instantly. if you want them within 24 hours, you need to have them
blow you away. cheeseburg cheeseburger-os. i love spaghetti-os. it s the third time a new flavor has been added. i m not sure about cheeseberger-os. consumers bought 120 million cans of spaghetti-os. up next, what childhood toy do you wish came in adult size. a tonka truck. still time to tweet it in from d.c. just moments away.