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[music]

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[music and singing]

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[music] >> Enough episodes of Yak Yak, it's time

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for us to take action on the tech house. I'M TEARING UP the joint. What? Hold on,

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buddy. You got to see this. Oh, no.

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It could be worse. What's worse than asbestos?

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It's in the exterior walls, the laundry sink, and maybe one of the fireplaces.

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What does maybe mean? Then we've got the lead in the bathroom tiles, including in

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the brand new on suite, not to mention the rodent droppings that we already saw

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in the attic and the crawl space. Well, I guess there's nothing to do but get

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started with some help from our sponsor, Roborock. And I got [music] to give them

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credit. Not every company would want to deal with a mess like

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the one we're putting this into. But they approached the challenge with

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integrates 3D time of flight sensors and an RGB camera for fast, accurate

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mapping, millimeter precise positioning, and advanced obstacle detection, which

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should be a major help as it navigates the challenges of our crawl space under

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the house. Quick thing, guys. Should I be hauling the big stuff out of here before we put

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the Roborock to work? I don't think it's going to be able to pick this up. Probably. All right. While this is

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clearing up the crawl space, the rest of us are going to get started on the garage here. The shelves are not in

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terrible shape, but we can do better.

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Well, this thing's nasty. This goes straight outside, Wes. Here we go.

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Oh. Ah. So, the fact that this is here

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implies that there's a plug here.

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I don't see a plug here.

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There we go.

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I'm in too deep, boys.

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Well, this is interesting. My extension cord terminates into some hot glue and

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into some armor here, which has another

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cable coming out of it that is freaking scary.

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That just goes into another extension cord.

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>> [laughter] >> Oh my god. The box is just open. Oh,

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[laughter] no.

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Ah. There's so much down here.

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This one's really coming apart.

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Oh, man.

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Yeah, yeah.

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I think that may have been past its useful life. All right. Good luck, little buddy.

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>> [music] >> I can't wait to show the boys my

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treasures. How do I look?

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Camera ready? Camera ready. Yes, sir. As you guys know, I was down in the

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crawl space for a little while, but you'll be pleased to know that I

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brought treasures. One drumstick.

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>> Yo, I used to play drums. One hockey puck. I can't tell if this is

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a book or maybe a cassette tape holder. Jordan, I'd like you to have a great

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day. Let's see which one of you Which one of you gets the ring. You know what,

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Pancratz? Ah, would you want to see my favorite?

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It's really great. >> Oh, we got more. Why don't we take these down?

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Get some fresh ones. >> My favorite. It's really great.

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If you were having trouble not laughing at that, this might help you. I can't

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resist. While our wonderful team has decades of

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combined experience destroying things, we are not trained or certified to deal

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with hazardous materials like the ones found in our report. So, we're going to

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be bringing in pros to deal with those problem areas. But that doesn't mean that we can't do

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anything. As long as we're not disturbing the areas that are flagged in the survey, we can still get started

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tearing this place apart.

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With that out of the way, it's time to tackle some of the flooring that's actually supposed to be in here. The

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carpeting that's in the living room and the dining room. And then while we're at

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this, I think we'll send team B to

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Team one. We've got team A and team one.

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Yeah. We'll send team one over to do the bedroom.

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All right. Well, this is

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easy.

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How do you want to do this? We're probably just going to cut down the middle.

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Seems to be working. I'm sure I'm doing this wrong. Thank you

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for your comments, YouTube. Jordan, I think episode 4 is going to have to be

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building the workshop. It might be, yeah. We're not going to be able to do

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anything else until we equip the garage.

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Is blue carpet in fashion these days? I think so. On that note, by the way, we

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did see all of your comments that you don't want to see this place turn into

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just like the dankest of gamer dens, and

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we're way ahead of you. Our profile of Gee is that he either is in a

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relationship or has aspirations to be in

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a relationship someday. So, while we do want to make this place an absolute

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gamer haven, we also recognize that partner approval

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factor is extremely important.

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>> [snorts] >> Ah.

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Let's just get this the hell out of here.

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All right. We're good.

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Think you could chill harder? Yeah. Yeah, you think so? Let's see it.

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Does he even mic? No.

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Okay. Bendy. Pivot.

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Pivot.

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That feels like progress, right? Ah.

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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

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down in the crawl space for the last like 3 hours. >> not lying down down there, sir. Your

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trail cam saw everything. Look how many freaking staples they put

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in this thing. >> [music]

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>> How far are we taking this? Are we going like right to the studs or are we going to go

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part way? Like what are we going to replace? >> Well, that really depends. I mean,

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when we did our initial consult with some of the ladies at the office, one of

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the first things that they brought up was, "Well, where am I going to put my full-length mirror?" And I was like,

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I never would have thought of that in 1,000 years. Right.

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>> So, before we make any kind of structural changes to the interior

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walls, we A need to consult [music] an engineer, and B need to consult someone

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who has thoughts about a house layout.

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In the meantime, I can pull up some more carpet. >> Pull some more carpet for now. Okay.

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Ew, they put carpet on the wall. I never noticed that. That's up.

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Oh, good. They put the trim on over top of the carpet.

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No way, dude. Trim is probably going to go anyway.

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Ah. All right. You want to pull chandelier out? We can. We'll have to hit the

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breaker, which means we won't have the light from the chandelier. Doesn't have

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a ladder.

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Oh. Oh, yeah. We really need to start making a list of what needs to be in the

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workshop. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's That might be the next video after all.

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>> Yeah. We may have to just pull a couple of these

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All right. Now, Mr. Linus, why don't you use the tool for the job?

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Oh. I literally just picked it up to get it out of my way.

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Listen, I wasn't doing this before.

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There's a drawing on the floor. >> Fireplace. This was the plan for the fireplace. I'd

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say they executed it quite well. I'm missing the Windows.

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Oh, yeah. Where are the Windows?

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So, real talk. When the demolition guys come in, they're doing obviously all the

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asbestos walls, but are they also just going to like demo everything? That's

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the idea. My thinking is we should go down to studs cuz then we have easy

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access for all of our electrical we have to upgrade. But there is a lot of

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drywall on these walls that is also perfectly fine. Cuz there's going to be

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some rooms that we're probably going to barely touch. We're going to run

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like network and electrical probably everywhere. You're not going to need

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much to like the living room, for instance. I mean, in there they're tearing it out

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anyway. Cuz that's all exterior walls, but [music] maybe we can get away with just

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doing exterior stuff, but like >> This wall. This wall I think can go. Can

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go? I think you could push your kitchen in a little further. But then your dining room has no room.

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>> No one uses a dining room. Uh What what happens in your in your

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dining room? >> Let us know in the comments, guys. I think people do use their dining room

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occasionally. Do you want them to put the floors down though and

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If we can salvage these, I'd like to [music] keep them. The linoleum

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obviously is going to go. All carpet, all linoleum goes, but this vinyl plank,

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let's see if we can salvage it. >> new? It's pretty new. Okay. Okay.

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I'm going to make a hole in the wall.

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I think we'll put an AP probably here. It's going to be nice and central. Our

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servers are going to be likely in this room or in this closet here.

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A little bit undecided, but we can just go up and over the ceiling wire right to

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here, but I think this will be kind of our central one and then we'll

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fill in as we need later on. We don't know if we're going to end up changing

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the layout of the kitchen. This is a very old-school layout and has next to

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nothing in terms of usable counter space. So, with that in mind, I think we

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should take the cabinets off in a non-destructive way,

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but I don't think these cabinets are going back in here.

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I want a water dispenser in the new fridge. >> Definitely. It's already plumbed in

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there. Oh, wow, there's plumbing for it even.

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Um oh, wow, this fridge leaked at some point.

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We're getting rid of it? I I mean, I'm on the fence. It seems perfectly

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cromulent, but >> No, I'm getting rid of it. Get a Wolf in here. What? >> fancy.

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I feel like he is pretty pragmatic though, Reese. I don't think he'd get rid of a perfectly working stove like

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this. >> know. I'm a geek. I'd get rid of it.

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Okay.

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Okay, let's go to the garage.

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I love how unprogress progress can look like.

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Roborock asked nicely for us to show their Vapor Flow stick vacuum that also

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does steaming and stuff. Uh let's have a look at how that basement one's doing.

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Wow, it's actually mapped it. Oh, wow,

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it made this. We didn't upload this? Yeah, that's just from now. Oh, that's

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sick. You know what? This is actually really useful. Come here for a second.

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Okay, here it is. Flashback to earlier when I found that

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weird armored cable thing downstairs, right? This tells me exactly where to

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look for it. Right here. So, that's coming from the basement and

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it goes to Well, where the devil does that go?

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Fountain. The fountain.

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It powers the fountain.

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So, that's why the fountain doesn't work. It wasn't plugged into anything.

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Yes, that's the only reason. Now that we're getting to the end of the day, I

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think it's time to have a look at how our Robo pal is doing down in the crawl

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space.

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Oh. Yeah, it's got a lot of work to do still, but it's definitely better.

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spaces [music] that traditional robots might miss. Check out everything Roborock has to

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offer at the link down below. We're getting to the end of the day

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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

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leave the hazardous materials like the asbestos and the lead to the pros who

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are going to come in and finish up. Once that's done, we're going to come in and

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uh start [laughter] start working on stuff.

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There's so much. Yeah, >> [music]

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>> we've got some [singing] work to do.

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Me and you and I can [music] make our dreams come true

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together in this tech >> [singing]