Victor successfully uses Phil Wang logic

Victor folds up a box, but declares that until the top flaps are taped down, it’s just a “big cup” and not a box.

With Mark’s help, Victor folds all of the provided boxes in this manner.

Victor then tapes down the bottoms of several boxes with a long strip of tape, seemingly with the idea of tilting them all upright at once.

This apparently does not work, as Victor is next shown stacking individual boxes.

He lifts Mark up on his shoulders to stack two more boxes, once the tower gets too large for him to reach the top.

When Lasse presses Victor’s logic in the studio – specifically questioning Victor’s implication that a box can’t be a box if it’s open – Victor argues that since he’s been “put into boxes” all his life, he knows what a box is.

The exact measurement of Victor’s tower is not given, but he comes third.

(Written by Jenny R and proofread by Karl Craven)

(Illustrations collected by Jenny R and adjusted by David Fuller)