Marty and Moog scold their self-appointed certificate winners

The Unicorn Circuit's mock complaint comes with car shopping, flying-car questions and a viewer-built retro console.

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MCM TV2 Story of October 27, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 47,408 views a day, 12 times a normal first day on this channel (4,115).

Stop STEALING from US [Unicorn Circuit EP 206]

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3:40The hosts discuss reports of a six-speed manual returning with the Subaru WRX STI.
13:20A flying-car discussion examines the distinction between road vehicles and aircraft under Australian rules.
22:40Car shopping takes in Toyota Supra listings and Marty's pick of a Toyota Mark II Qualis wagon.
43:00The title's complaint becomes clear: viewers have downloaded the prize certificate without winning.
51:00Peter's repurposed thin-client computer arrives as a retro console, followed by a gaming test.

The certificates aren't earned. That's Marty and Moog's grievance in "Stop STEALING from US [Unicorn Circuit EP 206]": viewers have been downloading the show's prize certificate without actually winning it.

The title is a playful complaint, not a report of a break-in. The opening grumble gets its explanation later, when the Mighty Car Mods pair discover that their Fank of the Week certificate has rather more recipients than official winners. It's an unusually busy start for MCM TV2, with roughly 46,000 views before the episode's first full day is over, more than eleven times its usual first-day audience.

There's plenty of automotive business before the certificate reckoning. Marty and Moog discuss reports of a manual-transmission WRX STI, browse Toyota Supras and consider where a flying car stops being a car. Marty also recounts a vehicle-sharing misunderstanding: his car was lent to a friend for an interstate trip without his permission.

The mail segment brings something viewers can actually play with. A viewer named Peter has repurposed a thin-client computer as a retro gaming console, and the hosts test it with Alex Kidd in Miracle World and Excitebike. In the comments, viewers pick up on that second life for old hardware, while others welcome gaming back to the channel.

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To the dude that made the emulator out of the thin client, that is such a good use case for old landfill tech. Love to see it.
@coreycarpenter2489See it on YouTube
Sometime the unicorn circuit delivers 2x more content than expected... because both of the guys are speaking at the some time pretty much the whole time. ;-)
@YummyPorkSee it on YouTube
Forget getting a PhD or any degree, this was truly a life achievement to be featured on this. Thanks guys, much love from Italy!
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