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We did it. We bought a tech house after viewing five promising and sometimes

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weird candidates. Our offer was accepted on number three. It's the biggest

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project that we have ever tackled and I am so excited. But it raises the

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question, what exactly is a [music] tech house? I am so glad you asked. For now,

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it's a house. But [music] when we're done, we will have transformed it into a

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dream space for gaming, making, tinkering, and just playing getting

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stuff done. And our client Gee is going to be absolutely thrilled with it. But

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who is Gee? Ghee is a guy like you, a

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tinkerer, an enthusiast. He loves tech and getting the most out of his money,

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>> but absolutely hates subscriptions and unnecessary AI. He loves to live on the

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bleeding edge, but also needs things to

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actually work for his family. So, with his needs in mind, let's take a closer

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look at what we're working with here. There's a few things that we know that

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we want. A sick theater space in here,

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hideaway 2v2 gaming setups here in the bedrooms,

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>> a self-hosted security and home automation system with its brains in

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here, >> and of course, high-speed networking to

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all the things. [music] But what we don't know is how we're going to

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accomplish all of that. Ah jeez, what are you doing here?

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>> This seemed like an appropriate time to tell you there's some problems with the inspection report.

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to save 20% on the right plan for you. >> The second biggest one is actually

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related to the crawl space that you and James and now I have spent considerable

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amount of time in. >> Oh, and that's that there is a lot of pest activity in this house.

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>> So much so that like Oh, what? Oh.

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>> Oh, I just I thought it was going to be way [music] worse than that. >> No, the first one's worse.

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>> Well, we we just need to get a cat. Cat's not going to just pick up all the

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rat droppings. >> Your team loves selling robot vacuum

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sponsorships. >> Robo Rock just going around. There you

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go. Oh, that's not that bad. I recently remodeled/constructed

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my home theater. So, I do have some ideas of what I would do if I were in

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this space doing it the traditional way. I would block out all these lights. I

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might even stuff acoustic panels in here so it's just dark in here all the time.

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On this wall, I would do a projector, which I'd throw from about here. Got to

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get rid of this thing. Subwoofer replacement. Probably going to be

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one there and one there, or maybe four. Four is kind of ideal. And an option for

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where you put all the gear because there actually is a crawl space all along

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here. So you could actually run all your

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cabling and stuff through there and have all your gear concealed in a closet over

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here, which is pretty cool, but a little more complicated. For the second idea,

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I'm going to put together a little pitch and give it to Lionus when he's done with cold. I'm pretty excited to look at

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the lighting and home automation. You can see that there were some attempts

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made. This clearly came after the fact, but obviously it's a little

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old-fashioned. I've got some ideas on how we can modernize it. >> This here says 99% of foundation not

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visible. I hope it's nothing to do with that. >> There's quite a bit to do with drainage

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and the foundation. >> I just happened to open to that page.

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Yeah. So, all of the things that are bigger that we needed to kind of investigate and deal with. And the

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reason this took a few extra weeks is perimeter drainage is not right with the

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house. There's no permanent damage. There is uh what they call

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efflloresence, which is like there's like this weird powdery stuff on top of

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some portions of the foundation which can come from moisture. We need to do

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more investigation. So, it may cost us anywhere from $10 [music] to $60,000 to

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do. Once the drainage is fixed, everything else will be fine. There's no

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permanent damage. >> The house. >> Let's go check in with the other guys.

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>> For the inside, I'm thinking millimeter wave presence detection. We could use

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those switches from >> or we could use just general standalone

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sensors. >> Right. So, you can have switches on the wall, but theoretically you never have

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to touch them. But then you said for the inside.

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>> Yeah. For outside, we can pair up some

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AI with cameras and use presence

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detection through AI. >> Now, Gee doesn't want unnecessary AI and

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is allergic to subscriptions, but we can

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probably do that locally, right? >> Yeah, there's all sorts of options that you can do this locally with.

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>> In terms of wiring, I don't think it's going to be a problem. The previous owner was clearly techy in their own way

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and has run a lot of wiring through the

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crawl space already. Oh,

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>> it's not the first time that's happened. >> Yeah, clearly not. Uh, hi.

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>> So, what I need to run by you is one of

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two options. Option one is go full hem

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on this being a feeder room. Second option is what if we scooch

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things forward a bit and try to leave a little bit of space here. It's big

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enough that I can see where the temptation comes from. But >> or you could actually do yet a third

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thing, which would be you have the couch. At the back of the couch, maybe

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you have a kind of bar. >> Ooh. >> With stools.

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>> Now, that's interesting. >> And then some way to entertain here.

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Even if you're just preparing in the kitchen and putting like a platter down,

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like some kind of like cool popcorn prep

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station or something like that. You got all your spices and then, okay, this is

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like unhinged, >> but what if you just had like soda water

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on tap, >> plummet in, and then you just have like

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those little squirts for flavoring or whatever. So, you got drinks, you've got

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popcorn. I think it is worth considering [music] the type of media consumption that's not

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so full on locked in. Sometimes you're watching a sporting event or it's the

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Olympics, which is also a sporting event. So, a friendly but still very

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high-end media experience. >> Are you thinking projector or is there a

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world where we can get a really big [music] format TV in here?

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>> I want a really big TV and wiring is

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going to be a piece of cake. The guy who owned this place is so cool. There's

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light switches in here and a duplex power outlet. Another idea, what if we

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uh build storage into this other doorways along the wall to use this to

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stow things like blankets and pillows, whatever else.

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>> Oh, I love that. You could put like a lap board for gaming on the couch. It's

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the kind of thing I love to use, but I hate to see. The question is, what are

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we going to do with this window? >> One thing you could do is actually just make a false wall across here, level it

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out, and then just fill that with acoustic foam. But you do have this issue with there being a this heater

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here, >> right? But if we're redoing this place and we don't put in a heat pump, I don't

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think we're doing it right. Is this just running off of there?

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>> Yes. And that's the least of your concerns. You need to see the dryer.

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>> Do not turn the dryer on when the garage outlet is in use.

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>> Rogue Electrical. >> Sorry, that's the name of the contractor

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he used for this place. >> What is this?

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>> Doorbell. >> More wires. >> More wires. >> Okay, let's go. Let's go look at the

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Let's go look at this garage. Okay. So, here it is. We've got a We've got an

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RJ11 jack that what? Runs to a CB radio.

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What was this guy doing in here? >> Yeah, man. This place is kind of nuts.

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Look at that. This is just like morrettes just with wires attached to the thing. Is that even Is that just

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plugged into a regular outlet? >> An extension box into an outlet.

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>> Oh, yeah. Here, hold on. I got this >> POWER BAR. [screaming and cheering]

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>> THAT'S PRETTY BRIGHT. >> Let there be light. Yeah, >> there's a fluorescent light on the

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inside of this garage door. No, this this is even better. Check this out. If

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just you just got something to write down just right now, real quick. We just

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>> Okay, that's actually sick. That's sick. That's cool. [laughter]

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>> And closing the loop on another warning sign you saw. This would be the garage outlet that you're not to use if the

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dryer's running. >> No, no, no. This is the garage outlet

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you're not to use when the dryer's running. It's an extension cord.

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I kind of want to keep the spirit of it. Like maybe we just settle for one bay of

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actual parking and then the other side is like a really cool maybe slightly

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safer maker. >> Well, Lionus, you've already got the rug.

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>> There is only one garage door opener.

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>> Oh, wow. >> There is. There used to be one here.

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>> That's the power for it. But he needed that. >> He needed the power. So

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>> he needed this power for other things. I love that he terminated these himself

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and that two out of the three are using like inside wall wiring, not extension

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cable wiring. >> The only other thing that we kind of

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knew of when we >> You keep saying that. >> What's >> the only other thing? And then there

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keeps being another thing. >> There is lots of things. >> Something that we were aware of when we

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toured the house in the first place is that it's going to need all new Windows. >> All new Windows.

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>> All new Windows. Yeah. >> Why? >> That was baked into the price already, though. Original.

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>> I mean, this seemed >> They're not good. >> It's clear. They're not. Well, garage might be fine, but you can look right

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through it. You can look right through it. >> Hold on. I can see this. >> Watch. Stay here. Stay here. No. No.

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Stay here. >> What is this tape? >> Stay here. Let's check something. >> Hold on. Do they actually tape it? What

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is this? What was this supposed to do? >> What?

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>> The tape. >> We benchmarked the wheel. >> THE OH, IT'S BROKEN. YEAH. SO, it's two

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single panes. I'm pretty sure that's >> You think it would cut my tongue?

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>> No, you stop. >> Hold the phone. Okay. I'm kicking a

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thing right now. >> Why are you kicking that? >> Is there Is there a tube connected to

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the built-in vac? >> He has an outside connection for his

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shop vac. >> That's amazing. So, he can use his

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built-in vac to vacuum out his car. >> This guy whatever he wanted. He didn't

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care. He was like, "I'm going to make it happen." And he made it happen. We got to find this guy and interview him.

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>> This is another piece that I would unironically like to maintain, though.

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Front lawn fountain. That's class. How

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many extension cords are embedded in this house? Where does this one even go?

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This was the plan just to let this drain [laughter]

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into the neighbor's garden bed. Come on,

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man. Don't do that.

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Holy. This is actually nice. Wa! Buddy,

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these are better Windows than the house has. Of course, it's full of power

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strips. I can turn this into a nice sauna. >> I knew you were going to say that. I

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knew you were going to say that. [laughter] The second I saw the cedar, I

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was like, James is going to want to put a sauna in

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the backyard. >> I think the shed is pretty new.

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>> Oh, there's your little power conduit. You can see it.

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>> Oh, yeah. There it is. Oh, wow. Okay, here we go. Let's play find the power

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source. >> It's actually just an extension cord.

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>> No. [laughter] Come on, man. He's got another dryer

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outlet out here. Enough about the wackiness that is the outside, though.

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Let's talk some of the cooler plans. >> Well, one of the challenges we have is

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how are we going to differentiate this room with the other living room, family

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room? They're kind of sy. >> Well, I think we've got to think about

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it in terms of what we want to do. I would say that ghee doesn't just video

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game. So, if we could have one of these spaces quickly and easily convert into

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like tabletop heaven, that would be awesome.

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>> Is that really a good use of space? Even though it would be great here by the

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Windows where there's lots of light, >> right? >> While you have a dining room table right

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there, so wouldn't you just use that? >> But the problem is, we've all been

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there. You get midway through a game, you're not done.

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>> Yeah. >> And life happens. >> Mhm. >> I would love it. Okay, this is stupid.

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We won't do this, but like how cool would it be if we had something that we

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could like lift up. Okay, it's actually

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not that dumb. >> It's pretty dumb. It's [laughter] cool.

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Okay, but if you are going to do a gaming room like that, I would think that this is the better room for it cuz

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that room over there opens to the kitchen. So, that's a way more social

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entertaining living >> and it should have a TV probably.

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Whereas I actually like the idea of not having a TV in your entertaining space

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where you've got your couches, where you want to converse. >> As long as there's good speakers.

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>> Oh yeah, we definitely want speakers in here. By the way, I found something fun

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in addition to yet another one of these.

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Did you guys see this? This just goes to

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the outside. >> It's to bring fresh air into the fireplace. Otherwise, you end up sucking

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all of the air from the rooms in the house and

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>> out it goes. >> Yeah. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. Is this a wood

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burning fireplace? >> That is a wood burning fireplace.

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>> Maybe it's been decommissioned. >> Let's talk bedroom gaming setups. The

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bedroom setup in this place is kind of funny. These two bedrooms are actually

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one room with pocket doors.

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So, what we were kind of thinking is that we wanted them to Man, they're

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really not that big. We wanted them to be able to accommodate a twin bed and

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then some kind of hideaway desk or gaming setup that would allow, you know,

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you and your friend who's sleeping over to play games with your sibling and

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their friend who's sleeping over. >> I think the layout that makes sense is

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bed in that corner >> and then desk this way. So that that way

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when you open the door, you know, you're sitting here and then you have your ey line with your

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>> right there. >> Like Yeah. You see that? Head shot, baby. What is this?

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So many things about this place that blow my mind. But this is one of the

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best ones so far. Anyone got any idea why they did this?

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It's just patched through. Why? Hey, look at this. Over here, there's yet

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another one. And this one

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Oh, wait. I thought that was this. This is a different thing. What is

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what? It's a BNC connector. But to

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where? >> The crawl space. >> To what end? There was definitely a

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captive in that basement at some point. [laughter] This probably was the camera that was

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used to monitor them. >> Oh my god. >> Seriously, give me another hypothesis.

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How bad do you think this bathroom was? Such that they felt the need to do that.

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This looks like it was done just to sell it. Like, how bad do you think this

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place was? This is brand new. Like, there is not a tiny bit of stain on this

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grout. >> That's definitely a Costco shower. >> What do you think the state of this

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place was? >> I don't know, but I bet it had a lot of power.

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>> Do you think he has an outlet in the shower? I mean, I Justine had networking

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in her shower. >> Hey, a walk-in.

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I'm walking in. >> I get it.

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>> Would we use this for anything other than a closet? >> Because we want this to be not just a

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meme. We want this to be a house that anyone would actually want to live in.

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Then I could see doing like a like a

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panic room, right? Like putting a a monitor that has the the feed for the

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home security system and then doing like a reinforced door or something that like

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like bolts shut or something. But by and large, I'd want it to be a closet.

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You're [music] >> right. So, is there a space that you imagine being the mechanical room,

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server rack kind of equipment room, or is that going to be the crawl space? I

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was thinking it would be that closet that Pancrats kind of highlighted at the

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beginning, but that would impede our access to the crawl space. And yeah, if

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we have the crawl space. >> Check this out, though. There's another option. >> Oh. Oh, okay.

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>> This is just a small linen closet, but it does have a vent in it.

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>> Oh, look at that. So, it does. >> I wonder if it's 19 in wide in there.

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Imagine you just have rails and just

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>> James, why is there an RJ11 outlet next to the

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toilet? >> I saw that. [laughter] >> Well, LOOK AT THAT ONE.

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>> THERE'S ANOTHER THING. WAIT, WHAT is this? It just keeps going. Where does it

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go? I don't understand it. Uh, hello.

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Yes, I'd like to SPEAK TO WHOEVER DESIGNED THIS HOUSE. >> Order a pizza. [laughter]

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>> This is going to be a heck of a project. There's good bones here. It's just uh

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>> the circulatory system needs updating. >> Needs a bit of an upgrade and we're

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going to do all that and more and we want you guys to be a part of it. I can

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promise you we'll be reading every comment on this video. If you guys have

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any really good ideas, we're totally open to them. If you guys have any

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[laughter] ideas of what you think certain things

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are, we're open to those, too. That seems to be some kind of stopper that

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doesn't do anything.

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>> You think it keeps it open? It can't be because then how do you

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>> It's not on a closer >> and then you can't get your foot in

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there anyway. >> Like what? [laughter]

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