[The younger Tails is standing inside a shop that looks brand new and has likely never been seen by other ponies in town before. There's a counter with glass showing different colored versions of a strange looking horn-like device. He's holding one with a yellow gem inside.]

After many delays, I'm happy to announce my new shop, which sells my creation, the Artif-Horns. Some of you might be familiar with these back in November, but since then they have been hugely improved. Those of you who weren't around to see them, allow me to explain.

The Artif-Horns are fake horns that use special gems with magical properties to simulate a unicorn's basic magic or telekinesis. It gives off a magic type of electricity that are completely safe. With these, no more having to use your mouth to pick up things.

[He slips on the Artif-Horn he was holding and yellow electricity comes out and lifts the scroll up as the gem inside glows yellow. He looks to the side and more shoot out to pick up a couple books, which are then placed over to on top of the counter.]

As you can see, no damage to the books. It's also completely safe on pets, no more tickling issues.

If you want to test them out while in the shop or if you feel like testing your unicorn magic if you're a unicorn, you can.

[He moves the scroll to the side, showing what appeared to be several small bean bags and two wooden boards with a hole in each of them.]

This game is called Cornhole. The object of the game is using either one of the Artif-Horns or your unicorn magic to throw one of these beanbags into the opponents' board to score points.

Both players or teams take turns doing so. If you manage to get one in the opponent's board, you score three points. But if both opponents have the same score, they cancel out and the person or team that was first in the last round has to throw again. You win the game by whoever scores 21 points first and whichever team wins two games wins the match.

[He lifts a beanbag with the Artif-Horn and throws it into one of the boards before moving the scroll and turns his attention back to it.]

If you have other games or suggestions on ways customers can test out the Artif-Horns, I'm open to suggestions.

[He moves the scroll closer to the counter, showing a better view of the Artif-Horns behind the counter.]

As you can see, they can come in all colors you can find in the rainbow. Though sadly rainbow-colored Artif-Horns are not available at the moment.

[The scroll is finally moved back to Tails' hoof and both the glowing and the electricity stops.]

Any questions?