Master Electrician Dad Teaches Son a Lesson about FAKE Parts, and to Buy REAL for safety, Thoughts?

Close your eyes. Okay, I'm going to hand you a part, okay? Which one's $200? Which one's $20? >> $200. What's the difference? >> Well, this one I got on Amazon. This is an IEC, not a NEMA, it's IEC 32, and that's what this is. So, this one's 200 bucks. It's 100% plastic. This is by Eaton, and this is by some Shen Zhao. It's actually like less than $20. So, pretty much you can have 10 of these for one of these. So, which one do you think I'm going to put in? >> You're going to put the more expensive one. >> You know I am. >> I think a big thing in the field is you got to be careful of bootleg parts. You know, you can get fake circuit breakers. >> Yes, you can. >> You can get a lot of stuff cheaper, so make sure you you hire a qualified guy because you don't want to get some bootlegged circuit breaker and >> It's not just a qualified guy, it's an experienced guy because a lot of the new guys are on a shoestring budget, and they use used stuff because they have no choice. They're just trying to get make their way in business. >> Yeah, that's true. >> Okay, what do you got here?