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[0:00]Stop getting fooled. Learn how to spot fake items with this hack. One, pour honey into a bowl. Add some water. Shake it a bit. If it forms waves, it's fake honey. Repeat the process. If it forms a honeycomb shape, it's real honey. Two, pour some cooking oil into a bowl. Add a few garlic cloves and stir. Let it sit for 5 minutes. If the garlic turns green, it's probably gutter oil. Three, when buying rice, take a handful and squeeze it onto a paper towel. If there's an oily stain, it's been waxed. Don't buy it. Four, pour orange juice into a cup, then stir with a paper towel. If the color lightens, it's full of artificial dye. Five, soak silver jewelry in water. Add a few drops of ink and stir. If the ink fades, it's real silver. Six, place a gold necklace on an ice cube. Fake necklaces are unstable and will stick to the ice. Real gold has high thermal conductivity and won't stick. Seven, place a battery on your phone's dial pad. If you can't dial any numbers, it's a dead battery. If you can, it's fully charged and working. Eight, press a card against a mirror. If there's a gap, it's a one-way mirror. If there's no gap, it's a two-way mirror. Be careful with two-way mirrors.