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We've done thousands of tech projects here on the sets in our studio, but

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there's one crucial thing missing from just about every one of them. They're

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just too easy. See, the most creative

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solutions come from solving realworld problems with realworld constraints. And

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you can't easily replicate a real world problem in a space that is designed to

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be easy to work in. That's what made projects like filling my house with

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allegedly smart light switches or building a hot noisy server room just

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feet from where we had to shoot videos so awesome. Like, yeah, we had cool tech

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to show off, but we also had the kind of inescapable limits that only crop up in

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the real world. You know, things like smart switches getting stupid when the

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device count gets into the hundreds or the server room catching on fire. the

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kinds of things that force us and our sponsor for this video, AMD, to go the

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extra mile to overcome them. That's why we're going house shopping. We want to

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find the perfect zero that we can tech out and turn into a one. I'm talking

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everything. [music] Gaming room, security system, home theater setup, smart home integrations,

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all in a real world environment that requires real world problem solving. And

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because someone's going to actually live in it when we're done, it's going to

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have to actually work this time. So with all that in mind, we're looking for

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something balanced, [music] something that's big enough for us to do

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cool projects in, but small enough that you could scale them down and maybe

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execute on something similar at home. We want something that needs a lot of work,

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so we can have a big before and after. But also, we're not professional trades

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people. We're electronics people. So,

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we're not necessarily looking for something we have to tear down to the studs. And finally, we're going to be

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filming here a lot, so we want something that's reasonably close to our office

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and to our team. We're going to be looking at five houses today. And here

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is the first one.

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And here is the first one. Hey guys, I'm here to make sure this guy takes a

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fiscally responsible approach to this house. >> And my team actually needs to work in

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this place. So, I need to know that we can get stuff in and out. We can put

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lights in the rooms. Actually, I kind of like this lobby right here. Yeah, this

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is this is kind of great. Let's take a look around. Actually, not a bad family

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room. I've seen so many family rooms, even in much larger houses, where there

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is nowhere to put a TV other than too

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high. But the problem with these designs where there's a family room and a living

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room, is they often don't have a great home theater room. I don't know what

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else is in this house, but if this is the home theater room, how are we

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sealing it? There's too many entrances. Being open to this little eating nook

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and the kitchen is great, though. The kitchen's pretty nice. >> It's a good kitchen, but I wonder how

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much we care about a a kitchen. I think we could put smart appliances in pretty

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much any kitchen. So, [snorts] let's move on. Same goes for the dining room,

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but the living room matters. This is where we're going to want to smartify

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things. And this is where I have major concerns about access. I want a house

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with a crawl space or at the very least

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ease of fishing wires through the ceilings in case we want to put in

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speakers or other amenities. >> Well, there's no floor above this, so

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could be an attic. Oo, that's cool for wiring, but where am I going to put all

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the brains? I don't [music] see an obvious like server room.

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Main [music] bedroom's pretty spacious. I found one.

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I was looking for attic access, but this walk-in closet could be mechanical room.

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Do you really want to give up the walk-in closet in the main bathroom, though?

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>> I don't care, but the person who eventually lives here, they probably don't want [music] to do that. No.

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>> I actually have tons of ideas for what we could do in the bathroom. Like why

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not have in shower karaoke? You're going to sing in there anyway.

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And I don't know a lot about smart tubs, but I heard they exist. So maybe this is

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an opportunity to learn. >> Couple more bedrooms, but nothing that

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really screams gaming space. >> Yeah, that's going to be a problem. See,

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AMD is already sponsoring [music] the game room. So, >> but we don't even have the house yet.

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>> We got to find one. >> Lionus. Yep. This place just got more

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interesting for two reasons. One, they sealed up one of the garage bays. Oh,

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sick. So, it's insulated >> for a maker space, for a home theater

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space, a cold home theater space. >> Okay, it's not that insulated. And the

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second thing is this little mechanical room. Oh, that's not bad. That's not bad

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at all. And if we do put anything that generates a bunch of heat in here, you

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know, servers, gaming PCs, and the like, we've got venting right there. I'm

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loving that. Even with one of the bays sealed, we still have a twocar garage.

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if we can put gear in here. But more importantly, mission accomplished,

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Linus, look what I found. Good news and bad news, James. Huh? The good news is

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that you've got even more storage space. The bad news is that it's not as easy to

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get around in the attic as you might have thought. Meanwhile, in the backyard, there's tons of room for

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activities. I could totally see us getting into kind of some smart

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gardening stuff. >> I thought you were going to say you're going to dig a pool.

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>> Why don't we sit in it for a minute? What do you guys think? >> I think it's got good bones. is well

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taken care of, but I think it's a little small given the price. >> Doesn't have any stairs, which is going

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to be less pain in the ass, but it's pretty far from the office, which hurts.

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I like that there's no smartification whatsoever, making it pretty much a

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blank slate tech-wise. But I worry that transformation to get the sick before

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and after is going to involve tearing out pretty nice stuff almost across the

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board. Let's move on.

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big entryway. [music] >> If our concern was that the last place

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was too nice to tear apart,

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we may have the same issue here. This is gorgeous. Hey, look. They put us on

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their TV. >> Yeah, the TV that's too high. >> But at least there is a good spot for a

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TV. >> That's true. That's valid. I'm a freak.

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I believe that cars should be parked in garages. And I would also be pretty

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interested in maybe exploring like wireless electric car charging and stuff

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like that. So I'd want to turn this back into a garage if possible if we can

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still have our gaming room and our theater room and whatever else. But this

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place has a basement so we might be able to do that.

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H nice little home office or maybe [music] twoerson gaming room. This

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situation over here is way less simple. You've got this like careening long hall

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that terminates in a small kind of node,

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>> right? [laughter] So, if I go over here, then immediately

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I'll be back. >> What?

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>> Cuz it terminates. >> Oh. Oh, okay. Okay. Hold on a second.

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Imagine this is your home theater. You've got viewing distance. Like, it's

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okay. >> Mhm. you uh your speakers would be like

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right on the back wall. Not ideal, but at least at least you can close the

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door. It's a sealed room, but there's actually more down here.

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There's a tenant in the other side, so we can't film there, but we're going to go have a look into the no filming zone.

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Oh god. Oh, you stepped on my foot. >> Yeah. So, we can make an awesome home

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theater man cave bar thing down here, >> dude. That's fine. We can work with

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that. Interesting. We formed thoughts. Dude, is that a tree

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house? That is a whole another house.

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>> Well, it's not on a tree, so hear me out. It's small. We paint it red. It's

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the AMD gamer room, but it's separate from the house. The gamer dog house.

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>> Gamer. [laughter] >> Guess where you're sleeping tonight. Woof woof. They've actually got a line

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size door here. >> Okay.

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Oh, dude. This is sick. Look at how this is set up. This is amazing.

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Well, that's everything. What do you guys think? I like the price. Good

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price. Close to the office. >> Way closer. >> Yeah. >> Has options for theater room, but you're

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going to have to move some walls and work for this space.

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>> I like that it's big and even has like a decent size yard in spite of being like

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kind of within the city. I have the same problem as the last one,

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though. We're going to have to tear off a bunch of this drywall to put a bunch

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of Ethernet and everything in here. And I just feel bad. >> The next one will definitely need more

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work than these. >> Okay, let's have a look. >> Yeah.

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This one I like already. Why? Because they just lowered the price. Hey,

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>> let's go. >> And immediately, boom. Obvious wall for

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a TV and a couch. No TV above the fireplace. Kitchen. I won't feel bad

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about uh ripping this out. Good job, Admiral. You've served well. It's called

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a dishwasher. [laughter] You can learn about them on technology connections.

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>> Quality channel. Wait, wait. Meanwhile, what is this? >> That's sick. That is awesome.

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>> Mega Base. >> Wa. Acoustic profile. That's a Canadian

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brand, which I now know because I bought some acoustic profile speakers during

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the last scrapyard wars. >> Oh, that's interesting.

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>> Skylight. >> Who would put a Why would you put that on your skylights?

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>> You know, so leaves don't fall through. I feel like this house was like '90s

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high tech. >> Oh, yeah. Oh, hey. Oh, wait. Why? I turned it on.

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>> Oh, it's that one. >> Oh, it's a dimmer switch.

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>> Well, that was not >> It's a ratcheted dimmer switch.

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>> Nice. >> Hold on a second. Is this Oh, like a little fountain. Is this plumbed?

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>> No, that's power. >> Huh? >> Yeah, it's a little fountain. It just recirculates. That's cool.

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>> Okay. Yeah. Okay. It's not plumbed. That's stupid. Don't even include a loop.

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>> No, I like it. Include that. This Oh, this is a raised floor. So, and there's

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in flooror forced air heating. So, this is obviously going to have a crawl space

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under it. You should find that built-in vacuum. I'm actually a fan, which I've

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heard is a bad take, but >> No, I have one of those and it's sick. >> Whatever.

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>> It's great. The noise is way far away from me. I love it. >> Right. >> Yeah.

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>> Right. >> It's a fireplace. It's not fun.

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I just hate these family room plus living room layouts. >> Why? You don't want to talk to your

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family? >> It just doesn't serve a different function than the other living room we

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were in. >> No, you're not wrong. Oh, >> unless we made one of them like gamer

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heaven. And I think we could make the family room just like a sick gaming

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space. Or actually, I would see the entertaining space being the more gamey

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space. But it'd be really cool if it was like kind of stealthy. [music] So, you

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could enjoy the room like adults or you

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could have like a like a panel that opens in the wall and like a big TV

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comes out or whatever, you know? But I'm a home theater guy. I'm biased. I want a

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sealed room that you can pressurize with your subs and paint it black and get all

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the speakers >> and then get upset when nobody uses it and everyone watches TV upstairs.

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>> My wife's like, "We should get a TV in the bedroom." I'M LIKE, "GET OUT OF HERE. WE BUILT A ROOM FOR THIS."

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>> HEY, CHECK THIS OUT. >> Is this the crawl space? >> Yeah.

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>> No. >> Oh, that's cool. >> Those are stairs. >> Look at that. Crawl space access. Here

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it is, boys.

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>> Oh, this is sick. All right, coming out.

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>> Yeah, just one. >> Okay. Well, we'll get up there in a sec. Okay. So, first there's a bedroom here.

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>> Oh, whoa. What about >> this bedroom? >> Wo wo wo wo.

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>> Hilarious. Huh? >> Wait, what? WHY?

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>> It's got a sliding door between the rooms. And if you're thinking what I'm

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thinking, you're thinking gamer space.

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AMD Gamer Space. So you Yes, thank you Colton for reminding them of our sponsor

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AMD. So think about it. You get one team in here, you get one team over there.

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>> dude, that's cool. >> You just pop the doors open. Why do they only have single receptacles in these

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spots? >> What am I looking at? >> Oh, they're night lights.

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>> Okay, they're builtin nightlight ones or something. These are the perfect stairs

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to just like toboggan down. Look at that runway. [laughter]

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>> With treatment, dude. No, it's not even that bad because it's not square. Like,

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it's a little bit. You get a little bit of treatment in here. Dude, this is

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sick. We just cover that window. >> Yeah. That's your display wall.

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>> Yeah. Your couch is here. >> Here's your cabinet with everything in

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it. Boom. Literally already there. Put

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some ventilation on it. Black these out. Hello.

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there one on that? Yeah, both sides. Dude, there's a light switch in here.

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>> Oh, this is jank. >> But have you guys seen the ice cream

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cone dispenser? >> What? Oh, we have one of those little

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disposable water cup things. It's plumbed right in. [laughter]

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He's going to start throwing these at me. >> Overall thoughts, boys. I really like

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this one. Close to the office. It's got the movie theater room. It's got a

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cheaper price. It's big. It's not too big. I love the easy access for the

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wiring. >> Yeah, [music] >> we can get it everything. No problem.

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>> It's a makeover. >> Yeah, it'd be worth That's a two-sided

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coin. She's a makeover. >> That's content, baby. [music] >> A lot of it's surface level, though.

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you know that they haven't done a bunch of weird things that you can't see. Like it it's it's outdated in a few areas.

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>> They might have done some weird things you can see, but >> Well, yeah. Yeah. >> Like when they plumbed in that thing

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above the fireplace. >> I've never seen that [laughter] before. >> I've never seen that before,

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>> guys. I don't think that was plumbed. >> Shut up. Shut up.

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>> Is this a fountain? Real talk for a minute, though. This is plumbed.

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pictures off the site and we'll kind of narrate it. This is deep as hell.

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Interesting. Like, it's like a den but with a walk out patio. No, the backyard.

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Dude, this backyard is sick. Perfectly

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flat, which I didn't expect when I saw the slope in the front. And it's square.

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And you're on green belt. I like this room is really sealed off from the other

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rooms, though. It does weirdly have two cornery doors, but you can close the

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doors and you can game in here. You can play loudly in here. A solid half of the

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basement is unfinished. You guys can't see this, but I'm working out on a

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machine they left here. Just getting a couple chest press in.

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>> Yeah, this is a pretty small bedroom. Why don't we have a look at this? It's

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the same as the other one. Pink carpet. Yep, that was a '90s staple.

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>> The best part about this place for me was the potential that that unfinished

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lower level has. That is such realtor speak for

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>> potential. >> Lot of work. A lot of work. >> Got a lot of potential for a future

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buyer. I don't like the price. I don't like how far away it is from the office.

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And I really don't like the super sloped driveway.

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>> Yeah, I do like the blank slate. It has

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that in common with some of the other places that we looked at. But I don't

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see a way to get around the small bedrooms upstairs. The downstairs

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endless potential. >> The next place that we're looking at though is actually one of my favorites.

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All right, let's check it out.

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>> Red versus blue rooms here. >> That's not bad.

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>> Oh, that's kind of cool. Yeah, >> I think like doing like the sickest home office would be pretty cool. Like this

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purple room. This would actually be great as a gear closet. Oh, this is

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above the garage. >> Wo, wait, what?

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What? A storage mezzanine above the garage.

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Oh, and there's an attic access above that. Where does this door go then? I'm

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like two stories up. >> It's super cool to have a big garage

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with height like this cuz then you can have those storage things that drop down

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and that's a cool project. I'd like to see a video on that. All right, little

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den when we come down the stairs. I am

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definitely picking up entertainment vibe. I don't know if it's theater vibe

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though. James, you know what would be kind of cool to explore would be like

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beverage tech. Like I don't drink. >> Mhm. >> But someone does.

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>> We got to plum something in though. >> So there is no crawl space.

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>> No crawl space. I repeat no >> under a basement. Is there ever?

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>> Um probably not. No. Two bedrooms in the

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basement. >> This is a big enough room you technically could make a home theater in

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here. >> You could. It'd be a little cramped.

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You wouldn't be able to have all the buys over. >> What do you guys think?

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>> It's huge. I liked it. >> It's big. >> Very big.

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>> I liked it. It has more rooms to play

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with than AMD eyes. [laughter] AMD gaming rooms in multiple rooms.

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>> Oh my god. Okay, >> we're going to have to do lots of

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different projects. >> To me, it's between this one and house

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number three. >> I would say house number three. I think the only consideration I would have

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there is just if you guys need that extra space, but 100% house number

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three, >> I'd be really excited to see how we problem solve around a more reasonable

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sized home. How do we [music] make an ultimate gaming bedroom that is also

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still a reasonable bedroom? House number three. House number three is a big

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enough project without biting off more than we can chew. [music] It's the

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closest to the office. If we go back to what our goals were in the first place,

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it ticks every [music] box. I'm just thinking with that conjoined room thing,

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like is this a house that you can only move into if you're just like single or

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a couple, like no kids? It's not a family home. >> It's totally a family home.

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>> Where where are the bedrooms? >> You would have your two kids share one

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mega room. I'd want a 16 gaming setup that's completely stealth in the family

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room. So, you don't even know that there's like an [music] awesome gaming

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setup in there. >> Mhm. A total wife acceptance factor.

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What? I wasn't just gaming kind of setup. >> Nice. Obviously, we have to have

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head-to-head AMD powered gaming setups in the two bedrooms.

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>> Yep. What about like a Plex server in the home theater? [music]

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>> AMD CPU would be perfect for that. >> Mhm. >> Yeah, that would work. Let's make an

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offer. If you guys enjoyed this video, why not check out one of the times AMD

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gave us a budget to upgrade the homes of one of our team members. [music]

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Maybe Sherrod. >> Is that the closest to this?

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>> Nope. It's just that he got an AMD grill, which is amazing. And he met Lisa

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Sue but didn't wear it. >> What?