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[music] >> Enough episodes of Yak Yak, it's time
for us to take action on the tech house. I'M TEARING UP the joint. What? Hold on,
buddy. You got to see this. Oh, no.
It could be worse. What's worse than asbestos?
It's in the exterior walls, the laundry sink, and maybe one of the fireplaces.
What does maybe mean? Then we've got the lead in the bathroom tiles, including in
the brand new on suite, not to mention the rodent droppings that we already saw
in the attic and the crawl space. Well, I guess there's nothing to do but get
started with some help from our sponsor, Roborock. And I got [music] to give them
credit. Not every company would want to deal with a mess like
the one we're putting this into. But they approached the challenge with
gusto, sending over their new S6 MaxV, powered by StarLight 2.0, which
integrates 3D time of flight sensors and an RGB camera for fast, accurate
mapping, millimeter precise positioning, and advanced obstacle detection, which
should be a major help as it navigates the challenges of our crawl space under
the house. Quick thing, guys. Should I be hauling the big stuff out of here before we put
the Roborock to work? I don't think it's going to be able to pick this up. Probably. All right. While this is
clearing up the crawl space, the rest of us are going to get started on the garage here. The shelves are not in
terrible shape, but we can do better.
Well, this thing's nasty. This goes straight outside, Wes. Here we go.
Oh. Ah. So, the fact that this is here
implies that there's a plug here.
I don't see a plug here.
There we go.
I'm in too deep, boys.
Well, this is interesting. My extension cord terminates into some hot glue and
into some armor here, which has another
cable coming out of it that is freaking scary.
That just goes into another extension cord.
>> [laughter] >> Oh my god. The box is just open. Oh,
[laughter] no.
Ah. There's so much down here.
This one's really coming apart.
Oh, man.
Yeah, yeah.
I think that may have been past its useful life. All right. Good luck, little buddy.
>> [music] >> I can't wait to show the boys my
treasures. How do I look?
Camera ready? Camera ready. Yes, sir. As you guys know, I was down in the
crawl space for a little while, but you'll be pleased to know that I
brought treasures. One drumstick.
>> Yo, I used to play drums. One hockey puck. I can't tell if this is
a book or maybe a cassette tape holder. Jordan, I'd like you to have a great
day. Let's see which one of you Which one of you gets the ring. You know what,
Pancratz? Ah, would you want to see my favorite?
It's really great. >> Oh, we got more. Why don't we take these down?
Get some fresh ones. >> My favorite. It's really great.
If you were having trouble not laughing at that, this might help you. I can't
resist. While our wonderful team has decades of
combined experience destroying things, we are not trained or certified to deal
with hazardous materials like the ones found in our report. So, we're going to
be bringing in pros to deal with those problem areas. But that doesn't mean that we can't do
anything. As long as we're not disturbing the areas that are flagged in the survey, we can still get started
tearing this place apart.
With that out of the way, it's time to tackle some of the flooring that's actually supposed to be in here. The
carpeting that's in the living room and the dining room. And then while we're at
this, I think we'll send team B to
Team one. We've got team A and team one.
Yeah. We'll send team one over to do the bedroom.
All right. Well, this is
easy.
How do you want to do this? We're probably just going to cut down the middle.
Seems to be working. I'm sure I'm doing this wrong. Thank you
for your comments, YouTube. Jordan, I think episode 4 is going to have to be
building the workshop. It might be, yeah. We're not going to be able to do
anything else until we equip the garage.
Is blue carpet in fashion these days? I think so. On that note, by the way, we
did see all of your comments that you don't want to see this place turn into
just like the dankest of gamer dens, and
we're way ahead of you. Our profile of Gee is that he either is in a
relationship or has aspirations to be in
a relationship someday. So, while we do want to make this place an absolute
gamer haven, we also recognize that partner approval
factor is extremely important.
>> [snorts] >> Ah.
Let's just get this the hell out of here.
All right. We're good.
Think you could chill harder? Yeah. Yeah, you think so? Let's see it.
Does he even mic? No.
Okay. Bendy. Pivot.
Pivot.
That feels like progress, right? Ah.
Do you need like a pillow or a blanket or something? I'm good, but it feels good to lie down. You were just lying
down in the crawl space for the last like 3 hours. >> not lying down down there, sir. Your
trail cam saw everything. Look how many freaking staples they put
in this thing. >> [music]
>> How far are we taking this? Are we going like right to the studs or are we going to go
part way? Like what are we going to replace? >> Well, that really depends. I mean,
when we did our initial consult with some of the ladies at the office, one of
the first things that they brought up was, "Well, where am I going to put my full-length mirror?" And I was like,
I never would have thought of that in 1,000 years. Right.
>> So, before we make any kind of structural changes to the interior
walls, we A need to consult [music] an engineer, and B need to consult someone
who has thoughts about a house layout.
In the meantime, I can pull up some more carpet. >> Pull some more carpet for now. Okay.
Ew, they put carpet on the wall. I never noticed that. That's up.
Oh, good. They put the trim on over top of the carpet.
No way, dude. Trim is probably going to go anyway.
Ah. All right. You want to pull chandelier out? We can. We'll have to hit the
breaker, which means we won't have the light from the chandelier. Doesn't have
a ladder.
Oh. Oh, yeah. We really need to start making a list of what needs to be in the
workshop. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's That might be the next video after all.
>> Yeah. We may have to just pull a couple of these
All right. Now, Mr. Linus, why don't you use the tool for the job?
Oh. I literally just picked it up to get it out of my way.
Listen, I wasn't doing this before.
There's a drawing on the floor. >> Fireplace. This was the plan for the fireplace. I'd
say they executed it quite well. I'm missing the Windows.
Oh, yeah. Where are the Windows?
So, real talk. When the demolition guys come in, they're doing obviously all the
asbestos walls, but are they also just going to like demo everything? That's
the idea. My thinking is we should go down to studs cuz then we have easy
access for all of our electrical we have to upgrade. But there is a lot of
drywall on these walls that is also perfectly fine. Cuz there's going to be
some rooms that we're probably going to barely touch. We're going to run
like network and electrical probably everywhere. You're not going to need
much to like the living room, for instance. I mean, in there they're tearing it out
anyway. Cuz that's all exterior walls, but [music] maybe we can get away with just
doing exterior stuff, but like >> This wall. This wall I think can go. Can
go? I think you could push your kitchen in a little further. But then your dining room has no room.
>> No one uses a dining room. Uh What what happens in your in your
dining room? >> Let us know in the comments, guys. I think people do use their dining room
occasionally. Do you want them to put the floors down though and
If we can salvage these, I'd like to [music] keep them. The linoleum
obviously is going to go. All carpet, all linoleum goes, but this vinyl plank,
let's see if we can salvage it. >> new? It's pretty new. Okay. Okay.
I'm going to make a hole in the wall.
I think we'll put an AP probably here. It's going to be nice and central. Our
servers are going to be likely in this room or in this closet here.
A little bit undecided, but we can just go up and over the ceiling wire right to
here, but I think this will be kind of our central one and then we'll
fill in as we need later on. We don't know if we're going to end up changing
the layout of the kitchen. This is a very old-school layout and has next to
nothing in terms of usable counter space. So, with that in mind, I think we
should take the cabinets off in a non-destructive way,
but I don't think these cabinets are going back in here.
I want a water dispenser in the new fridge. >> Definitely. It's already plumbed in
there. Oh, wow, there's plumbing for it even.
Um oh, wow, this fridge leaked at some point.
We're getting rid of it? I I mean, I'm on the fence. It seems perfectly
cromulent, but >> No, I'm getting rid of it. Get a Wolf in here. What? >> fancy.
I feel like he is pretty pragmatic though, Reese. I don't think he'd get rid of a perfectly working stove like
this. >> know. I'm a geek. I'd get rid of it.
Okay.
Okay, let's go to the garage.
I love how unprogress progress can look like.
Roborock asked nicely for us to show their Vapor Flow stick vacuum that also
does steaming and stuff. Uh let's have a look at how that basement one's doing.
Wow, it's actually mapped it. Oh, wow,
it made this. We didn't upload this? Yeah, that's just from now. Oh, that's
sick. You know what? This is actually really useful. Come here for a second.
Okay, here it is. Flashback to earlier when I found that
weird armored cable thing downstairs, right? This tells me exactly where to
look for it. Right here. So, that's coming from the basement and
it goes to Well, where the devil does that go?
Fountain. The fountain.
It powers the fountain.
So, that's why the fountain doesn't work. It wasn't plugged into anything.
Yes, that's the only reason. Now that we're getting to the end of the day, I
think it's time to have a look at how our Robo pal is doing down in the crawl
space.
Oh. Yeah, it's got a lot of work to do still, but it's definitely better.
Keep it up, buddy. The S7 utilizes Roborock's DirTect and
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offer at the link down below. We're getting to the end of the day
here, so I think we're going to have to call it, but we got a pretty good start on tearing this place apart and we'll
leave the hazardous materials like the asbestos and the lead to the pros who
are going to come in and finish up. Once that's done, we're going to come in and
uh start [laughter] start working on stuff.
There's so much. Yeah, >> [music]
>> we've got some [singing] work to do.
Me and you and I can [music] make our dreams come true
together in this tech >> [singing]